V8 coolant temp sender part number

I went out in the dark and wet last night to measure my TPS voltage. It came back as .24v so I adjusted it (had to remove plastic) to .35. Talk about fine adjustment!

I can't say I really notice any difference. Maybe less lag when you accelerate from idle. Maybe.

As for the rich running I figure it probably isn't really. Probably just me having nothing better to worry about. Perhaps I should put my mind to fisxing all of its oil leaks instead.

Hope your arm isn't too bad Jessie. I assume that relates to your surgery from 1-2 years back?

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Originally Posted by Scouse

ETC8496 is listed as the correct part number for all Disco1 V8s.

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Hi Scouse.

You were right. There is definately only one ETC8496 as the part that turned up today was a single prong temp gauge sensor. So as you mentioned in the PM there must be two temp gauge sensor types. One up to end of LA and one MA and onwards.

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the part that turned up today was a single prong temp gauge sensor.

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That sounds like the one for the Dash Temp Gauge & it feeds to Earth.

That's right 4bee. The single connection sensor is the temp gauge on the dash. Just beside the ECU coolant temp sensor on the MA. Not sure where it is on the LA.

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Hope your arm isn't too bad Jessie. I assume that relates to your surgery from 1-2 years back?

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That's right 4bee. The single connection sensor is the temp gauge on the dash. Just beside the ECU coolant temp sensor on the MA. Not sure where it is on the LA.

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nar arm thing is new broke my collar bone a couple of weeks back, thats why i wasnt at gm this month.
if you need come over and ill point out the sensors if you like and do some adjusting

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Originally Posted by Hymie

Landrover Part
ETC8496, Sensor-Coolant Temperature

Replacement

Lucas SNB802
Intermotor 55128
Facet 73200
Lucas 73355A
Lucas 8TT
Lucas SNB802
Webcon WTS163
Jaguar EAC3927
Delco 213-2787
Champion CCS35

I bought the last one from my local Repco.

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Just to add another to your list

I bought this one from FWD Spares in Yeerongpilly.

Bosch
The packet has this written on it
0 280 130 107 -000

The sensor has this written on it
0 280 130 026/068/107
686
050

At least you have a lot of spares now !!
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Just a point on tuning the AFM.
I do not think you can do it by comparing resistances.
I think you need some sort of CO analyser, or a vacuum gauge.
Every engine will be different with different wear rates of the injectors etc, so the AFM should be set to get a result, not set to a spec and hope the result falls out.

Even on the RH rocker cover of my 3.9 ( which I read yesterday while changing the valley gasket), It says that the AFM mixture should be adjusted to meet the emission compliance requirements, In this case 1% CO, which is much leaner than max vacuum..

I set mine to max vacuum the other day. as yet I do not have a reliable reading of whether my economy is better or worse.

BUt my trusty old Colortune showed blue flame in the chambers at all vacuums and AFM pot settings, so the AFM is only a trimmer so will not affect economy greatly.
Regards Philip A

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Originally Posted by Scouse

At least you have a lot of spares now !!
:p:p:p

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I have a big box of new parts :)
Brake pads
A frame ball joint
Heaps of bushes
Heaps of seals
Belt
Coolant temp sensor :)

I figure that since Land Rover parts aren't usually just a quick trip down the shop on Saturday morning that I should have my own stock.

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Originally Posted by PhilipA

Just a point on tuning the AFM.
I do not think you can do it by comparing resistances.
I think you need some sort of CO analyser, or a vacuum gauge.

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I had a look at the Jaycar website and couldn't find a CO analyser so I figured I couldn't afford one.

So my best guess (which isn't very good) will do for today.

I'd love a fully kitted out workshop though. I have learnt more about my Disco in 12 months then I ever learnt about my Rodeo in 5 1/2 years.