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Old 11-09-2012, 22:31   #16
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"stat is fine, i get the right ohms"
SAY WHAT there's your problem then, ohms in your stat = not good
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Old 11-09-2012, 22:39   #17
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"stat is fine, i get the right ohms"
SAY WHAT there's your problem then, ohms in your stat = not good
you're just taking the p**s now
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Old 11-09-2012, 22:42   #18
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if we really want to be silly ...... the stat has a spring in it ..... effectively a coil , so it will have inductance in it too
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Old 11-09-2012, 23:01   #19
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"stat is fine, i get the right ohms"
SAY WHAT there's your problem then, ohms in your stat = not good
I was told to look for a number when testing it. It was either ohms or resistance, I can't remember.
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Old 11-09-2012, 23:07   #20
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I was told to look for a number when testing it. It was either ohms or resistance, I can't remember.
resistance is measured in ohms
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Old 11-09-2012, 23:12   #21
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I was told to look for a number when testing it. It was either ohms or resistance, I can't remember.
Reeeeeeeeeeeeee-wind are you talking about the thermostat that lives in your hot water system? 'cause I am. It simply opens up when it gets hot , like say 85 degrees.
To test, bung your "stat" in a pan of water on your tin tent's billy stove. Apply gas and heat up while observing your handy tin tent thermometer , or your mum's jam making one. At about 85 degrees the thermo"stat" should open
It's like magic and requires no multimeter gizmo ohmage
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the stat may have a number stamped on it which indicates at what temp it opens
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Cock, I mean the tamp sensor for the electronic thermostat thingy, ya know, so the ecu knows engine temp......I think there'd been a confusion
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Yeeeeeeeeeees, do you have an ECU
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Yeeeeeeeeeees, do you have an ECU
Well there's a metal box in the dash with amp zexel written on it soooo, I guess yes, but not the complicated ones like the tdi
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Well there's a metal box in the dash with amp zexel written on it soooo, I guess yes, but not the complicated ones like the tdi
Ah ok then so you'd be looking for a reading of the temp.sender I guess but you still need to check the thermostat for physical opening at set temperature
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Ah ok then so you'd be looking for a reading of the temp.sender I guess but you still need to check the thermostat for physical opening at set temperature
I've not checked that, I will do, when I boil the kettle
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I've not checked that, I will do, when I boil the kettle
you cant beat a brew while sorting the truck
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Exactly,
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Reeeeeeeeeeeeee-wind are you talking about the thermostat that lives in your hot water system? 'cause I am. It simply opens up when it gets hot , like say 85 degrees.
To test, bung your "stat" in a pan of water on your tin tent's billy stove. Apply gas and heat up while observing your handy tin tent thermometer , or your mum's jam making one. At about 85 degrees the thermo"stat" should open
It's like magic and requires no multimeter gizmo ohmage
Enjoy
you have a wonderful way of putting things, love it, Rick
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