Difference between revisions of "Coolant system"
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− | + | The S2 appears to have a redundant temperature sender. The blue one, apparently, does nothing and the only one that is actually connected to the ECU is the black one. The blue one does have a connector attached to it, but it doesn't do anything. More info on this thread: | |
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− | Image: | + | Image:Coolant header tank.JPG|Coolant header tank |
− | Image: | + | Image:thermostat open.JPG|Thermostat Open |
− | Image: | + | Image:thermostat closed.JPG|Thermostat Closed |
Image:Ect sensor.JPG|ECT sensor and coolant temp gauge | Image:Ect sensor.JPG|ECT sensor and coolant temp gauge | ||
Image:explode view rad.JPG|Exploded View of Radiator | Image:explode view rad.JPG|Exploded View of Radiator | ||
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+ | [[Category:Engine Cooling]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Lotus Elise]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:27, 3 June 2008
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
The S2 appears to have a redundant temperature sender. The blue one, apparently, does nothing and the only one that is actually connected to the ECU is the black one. The blue one does have a connector attached to it, but it doesn't do anything. More info on this thread: http://forums.seloc.org/viewthread.php?tid=151562&page=1