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General Category => Hybrid/Tech => Topic started by: El Beefo on February 15, 2010, 11:03:26 PM
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Found this in a box of nuts and bolts a few months ago and Im a fucking idiot and have know idea where it came from? No engine I took appart.
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its the LOL sensor it detects the number of LOL's :mexi:
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apparently... $5 shipped
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Looks sort of like a knock sensor, but also a oil pressure sensor?
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I would say oil pressure but its kinda short and the plug on the back is kinda wierd.
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looks like garbage
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reverse switch.
Knock sensors are 1 wire sensors. That thing has 2 posts.
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reverse switch.
Knock sensors are 1 wire sensors. That thing has 2 posts.
Word and knock sensors are almost never in one piece. That glue to hold the plastic together is wack.
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They are easily breakable, and they are $$$$$ I broke mine removing my IM
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thermostatic fan switch
test it by hooking up a multimeter to it while heating it in a pot on the stove until you get continuity.
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They are easily breakable, and they are $$$$$ I broke mine removing my IM
Not to mention you need a deep 27mm socket to get the fuckers off or a pair of vise grips for the trailer park style.
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thermostatic fan switch
test it by hooking up a multimeter to it while heating it in a pot on the stove until you get continuity.
uh..no.
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It looks like there is a hole in the end of it, so I would bet on a pressure sensor or switch of some sort.
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Vtech pressure switch edm cdm jdm usdm hybrid
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pressure sensor for muffler bearings or the blinker fluid
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They are easily breakable, and they are $$$$$ I broke mine removing my IM
Not to mention you need a deep 27mm socket to get the fuckers off or a pair of vise grips for the trailer park style.
I used the vise grips, couldn't find my deep socket.... and then I bought a new one to install the new knock sensor.
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thermostatic fan switch
Deff not, This has a 2 prong plug. Been a looong time since ive seen one but it kinda looks like the thermostatic switch on an old Honda Valkyrie but they have one prong.
It looks like there is a hole in the end of it, so I would bet on a pressure sensor or switch of some sort.
end does have a dimple/hole like a knock sensor. I figured it was a pressure sensor also but from where?
Well Im pretty sure this isnt a honda sensor at this point so i feel better, Just wish I knew where it came from. I know now where its going, in the trash.
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For sure not any honda sensor I have seen before
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thermostatic fan switch
test it by hooking up a multimeter to it while heating it in a pot on the stove until you get continuity.
Thermo Switch = as above
Temp sensor = variable resistance based on temp
Pressure switch = think about it...
I think it's actually an A/C system pressure switch. I recall seeing that pin style on OBD0 Hondas/Acuras. If so, it would either be a low pressure (couple psi) or higher pressure (~45psi) activation pressure.
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...I think it's actually an A/C system pressure switch. I recall seeing that pin style on OBD0 Hondas/Acuras. If so, it would either be a low pressure (couple psi) or higher pressure (~45psi) activation pressure.
Now that you mention it, that is exactly what it looks like.