Hi Guys,
I've been searching around the site for a while but can't find a definitive answer to my question.
I've got a 2.0L Zetec blacktop which I believe came out of a 2000 'W' reg Mondeo.
The thermostat housing has a sensor in the top which has a retaining clip (as opposed to being threaded)
At the bottom of the housing where the coolant temperature sensor for the gauge should be there is a round shaped collar/housing that the sensor would
mount in, but there is no sensor the actual hole is blanked off.
Sorry, bottom, pic isn't too clever...
Stat housing 1
Stat housing 2
Stat housing 3
There is however a sensor in the cylinder head at the back of the engine on the inlet side - is this an alternative location for the sensor for the
temperature gauge? (I haven't got the Haynes Mondeo manual yet so can't check in there)
Most Megasquirt installations as far as I know use the top sensor in the stat housing for the Megasquirt and the lower sensor for the temp gauge on
the dash.
In which case am I right in thinking I can use the sensor in the top of the thermostat housing to feed the Megasquirt as usual and just leave the
sensor in the cylinder head wired as it is for the gauge? Or do I need to get a housing that has both sensors in it? If so, which vehicles had
them?
Thanks in advance for any assistance,
Mart.
I just got a housing from a silvertop and bolted that up. It's a straight swap.
Drilled and tapped a plug into the upper sender location for the Emerald, and used the standard lower thread for my dash sender.
Stephen
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There is however a sensor in the cylinder head at the back of the engine on the inlet side - is this an alternative location for the sensor for the temperature gauge? (I haven't got the Haynes Mondeo manual yet so can't check in there)
If you're in Reading at any point, you're welcome to come and have a nosy at my install.
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This is a Cam Phase sensor. Not going to be much use for water temp.
car's off the road at the moment, but mechanically in running order. Just missing random bits of bodywork (and MOT/Tax)