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Temp Gauge Repair

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-	<p>Original Submission by T Oct 29th 2006;<br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p>[[Image:~~Temp~~.~~seanwalsh.jpg~~\|thumb\|~~Aftermarket~~ Temperature Gauge ~~and Sender (left) HQ Dash Light Sender (right)~~. Click to Enlargen~~. Photo by SeanWalsh~~.]]<br /> </p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===If the Thermal Temperature Gauge on an HQ - WB or up to a VK Commodore doesn't read correctly the problem can be that the Gauge's internal resistor has blown.<br />===Symptoms:===</p><p>Symptoms are that the Gauge will show a positive deflection if the Sender wire is connected to ground but the Gauge itself barely moves when connected to the Temperature Sender even if the Engine is up to Temperature.<br />Replacing the Temperature Sender does not fix the problem.</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_large.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 680 ohm 1 watt Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_135.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_149_1.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p> </p><p>===The Cause:===The problem is caused by a failure of the Temperature Gauge's internal Resistor.<br />This Resistor can fail with age but is often caused to fail because it shares a harness with the pink supply line that leads to various parts of the Engine. The pink supply carries 12 Volts and is fed from the Ignition Switch. Sometimes the pink wire can come in contact with the Temperature Sender Wire and push 12 Volts directly into it.<br />The result is that the Internal Resistor in the Temperature Gauge becomes blown by the excessive power through it.<br />The Resistor is there to provide a bias current for the Gauge. Without bias current the Gauge will heavily under-read. <br /><br />===The Fix:===The fix is to fit an external Resistor to the Temperature Sender Wire. This Resistor should have a value of  36 Ohms and be rated to handle 1 Watt. 33 and 39 ohm Resistors will work too.</p><p>[[Image:TemperatureGaugeRepair1.jpg]]<br />Use a red Crimp Lug on each end of the Resistor. Connect one end to a good earth on the chassis and the other end to the Temperature Sender Wire.</p><p>[[Image:DSC02046.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor Adaptor for red Engines. Image by MyEHHolden. Click to Enlargen.]] [[Image:P8170098S.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor on a 202 UC (top right). Note that the Sensor is screwed into the Adaptor. Click to Enlargen. Photo by T.]]</p><p>[[Image:Temp_sender.JPG\|thumb\| On blue/black Engines the Dash Gauge Temperature Sender is mounted at the rear of the Engine on the offside. Click to Enlargen. Photo by Phillip Gard. ]]</p><p> </p><p>===Gauge Type Temp Sender:===</p> <div class="submitted">   <a href="http://oldholden.com/user/12197" title="View user profile.">Dr Terry</a> on Sat, 20/12/2008 - 09:05.</div> <div class="content"><p>Hi Guys.</p> <p>The original Holden temp sender units were made by a company called Flexdrive, who made many gauges & senders for Holden over many years. Equivalent VDO temp senders are still available for all models except HD/HR X2.</p> <p>The VDO part number for the HJ/X/Z temp sender is 320.003. The adaptor from 1/2"NPT to 1/8" NPT is 320.053. Both these are currently available.</p> <p>Both threads are NPT NOT BSP. BSP is close, but not close enough for a good fit.</p><p>Dr Terry.</p> <p> </p><p>===Calibration:===Don't heat the Sender above 100 deg C.</p></div><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td align="center">Temperature<br /></td><td align="center"> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td align="center">52 deg C <br /></td><td align="center"> 282 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center">  60 deg C</td><td align="center"> 217 +-36 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 100 deg C</td><td align="center"> 67 +- 11 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 123 deg C</td><td align="center"> 40 ohms </td></tr><tr><td align="center"> </td><td align="center"> </td></tr></tbody></table><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> Gauge Needle Position</td><td> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td>Cold  <br /></td><td>282 Ohms <br /></td></tr><tr><td> Half </td><td> 74 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> Hot </td><td> 40 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p> </p><p> </p><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_002.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_003.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_004.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_005.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_006.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod01.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod02.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p>  </p><p>===Links:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Faulty_Temperature_Indication Temperature Indication:Faulty ] </p><p>[http://gallery.oldholden.com/ecoimpact/HZ+dash+sedan+and+panel+van+comparison/ Jesse Hughes Shed]</p><p>[http://oldholden.com/node/67432 Thread 1]</p><p>[http://oldholden.com/node/101344 Thread 2]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p>	+	<p>Original Submission by T Oct 29th 2006;<br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p>[[Image:Gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p> </p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===If the Thermal Temperature Gauge on an HQ - WB or up to a VK Commodore doesn't read correctly the problem can be that the Gauge's internal resistor has blown.</p><p>[[Image:Temp.seanwalsh.jpg\|thumb\|Aftermarket Temperature Gauge and Sender (left) HQ Dash Light Sender (right). Click to Enlargen. Photo by SeanWalsh.]]<br /> </p><p>===Symptoms:===</p><p>Symptoms are that the Gauge will show a positive deflection if the Sender wire is connected to ground but the Gauge itself barely moves when connected to the Temperature Sender even if the Engine is up to Temperature.<br />Replacing the Temperature Sender does not fix the problem.</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_large.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 680 ohm 1 watt Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_135.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_149_1.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p> </p><p>===The Cause:===The problem is caused by a failure of the Temperature Gauge's internal Resistor.<br />This Resistor can fail with age but is often caused to fail because it shares a harness with the pink supply line that leads to various parts of the Engine. The pink supply carries 12 Volts and is fed from the Ignition Switch. Sometimes the pink wire can come in contact with the Temperature Sender Wire and push 12 Volts directly into it.<br />The result is that the Internal Resistor in the Temperature Gauge becomes blown by the excessive power through it.<br />The Resistor is there to provide a bias current for the Gauge. Without bias current the Gauge will heavily under-read. <br /><br />===The Fix:===The fix is to fit an external Resistor to the Temperature Sender Wire. This Resistor should have a value of  36 Ohms and be rated to handle 1 Watt. 33 and 39 ohm Resistors will work too.</p><p>[[Image:TemperatureGaugeRepair1.jpg]]<br />Use a red Crimp Lug on each end of the Resistor. Connect one end to a good earth on the chassis and the other end to the Temperature Sender Wire.</p><p>[[Image:DSC02046.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor Adaptor for red Engines. Image by MyEHHolden. Click to Enlargen.]] [[Image:P8170098S.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor on a 202 UC (top right). Note that the Sensor is screwed into the Adaptor. Click to Enlargen. Photo by T.]]</p><p>[[Image:Temp_sender.JPG\|thumb\| On blue/black Engines the Dash Gauge Temperature Sender is mounted at the rear of the Engine on the offside. Click to Enlargen. Photo by Phillip Gard. ]]</p><p> </p><p>===Gauge Type Temp Sender:===</p> <div class="submitted">   <a href="http://oldholden.com/user/12197" title="View user profile.">Dr Terry</a> on Sat, 20/12/2008 - 09:05.</div> <div class="content"><p>Hi Guys.</p> <p>The original Holden temp sender units were made by a company called Flexdrive, who made many gauges & senders for Holden over many years. Equivalent VDO temp senders are still available for all models except HD/HR X2.</p> <p>The VDO part number for the HJ/X/Z temp sender is 320.003. The adaptor from 1/2"NPT to 1/8" NPT is 320.053. Both these are currently available.</p> <p>Both threads are NPT NOT BSP. BSP is close, but not close enough for a good fit.</p><p>Dr Terry.</p> <p> </p><p>===Calibration:===Don't heat the Sender above 100 deg C.</p></div><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td align="center">Temperature<br /></td><td align="center"> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td align="center">52 deg C <br /></td><td align="center"> 282 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center">  60 deg C</td><td align="center"> 217 +-36 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 100 deg C</td><td align="center"> 67 +- 11 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 123 deg C</td><td align="center"> 40 ohms </td></tr><tr><td align="center"> </td><td align="center"> </td></tr></tbody></table><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> Gauge Needle Position</td><td> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td>Cold  <br /></td><td>282 Ohms <br /></td></tr><tr><td> Half </td><td> 74 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> Hot </td><td> 40 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p> </p><p> </p><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_002.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_003.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_004.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_005.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_006.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod01.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod02.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p>  </p><p>===Links:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Faulty_Temperature_Indication Temperature Indication:Faulty ] </p><p>[http://gallery.oldholden.com/ecoimpact/HZ+dash+sedan+and+panel+van+comparison/ Jesse Hughes Shed]</p><p>[http://oldholden.com/node/67432 Thread 1]</p><p>[http://oldholden.com/node/101344 Thread 2]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p>

Faulty Temperature Indication

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-	<p>Page created by T Oct 30th 2009:</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p~~><br /~~>[[Image:Gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge .Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Indication:==</p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===To test the Gauge, remove the Wire from the Temperature Sender and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Gauge should read full.</p><p>If it doesn't read full, the Gauge is faulty. Troubleshoot the Gauge.</p><p>If it does read Full, the Sender is faulty. Most likely the Gauge's 36 Ohm Internal Resistor has blown. See the [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender Page]  for the fix. </p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Light:==To test the Light, remove the Wire from the Temperature Switch and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Light should glow on.</p> <p>If not, the Light Bulb and/or its holder is faulty. </p> <p>If it does glow, the Switch is faulty.</p><p> [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p>===Links:===<p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender]</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p><p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p>	+	<p>Page created by T Oct 30th 2009:</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p>[[Image:Gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Indication:==</p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===To test the Gauge, remove the Wire from the Temperature Sender and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Gauge should read full.</p><p>If it doesn't read full, the Gauge is faulty. Troubleshoot the Gauge.</p><p>If it does read Full, the Sender is faulty. Most likely the Gauge's 36 Ohm Internal Resistor has blown. See the [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender Page]  for the fix. </p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Light:==To test the Light, remove the Wire from the Temperature Switch and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Light should glow on.</p> <p>If not, the Light Bulb and/or its holder is faulty. </p> <p>If it does glow, the Switch is faulty.</p><p> [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p>===Links:===<p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender]</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p><p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p>

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Faulty Temperature Indication

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-	<p>Page created by T Oct 30th 2009:</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p><br />[[Image:~~Temp_gauge_001~~.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge .Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Indication:==</p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===~~</p><p>~~To test the Gauge, remove the Wire from the Temperature Sender and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Gauge should read full.~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>If it doesn't read full, the Gauge is faulty. Troubleshoot the Gauge.</p><p>If it does read Full, the Sender is faulty. Most likely the Gauge's 36 Ohm Internal Resistor has blown. See the [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender Page]  for the fix. ~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]] ~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>==Faulty Temperature Light:==To test the Light, remove the Wire from the Temperature Switch and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Light should glow on.</p> <p>If not, the Light Bulb and/or its holder is faulty. </p> <p>If it does glow, the Switch is faulty.</p><p> ~~</p><p>~~[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</~~p> <~~p>===Links:===~~</p><p> </p>~~<p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender]</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p><p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p>	+	<p>Page created by T Oct 30th 2009:</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p><br />[[Image:Gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge .Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Indication:==</p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===To test the Gauge, remove the Wire from the Temperature Sender and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Gauge should read full.</p><p>If it doesn't read full, the Gauge is faulty. Troubleshoot the Gauge.</p><p>If it does read Full, the Sender is faulty. Most likely the Gauge's 36 Ohm Internal Resistor has blown. See the [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender Page]  for the fix. </p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Light:==To test the Light, remove the Wire from the Temperature Switch and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Light should glow on.</p> <p>If not, the Light Bulb and/or its holder is faulty. </p> <p>If it does glow, the Switch is faulty.</p><p> [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p>===Links:===<p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender]</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p><p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p>

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-	<p>Page created by T Oct 30th 2009:</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />~~ ~~</p><p>==Faulty Temperature Indication:==~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===</p><p>To test the Gauge, remove the Wire from the Temperature Sender and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Gauge should read full.</p><p> </p><p>If ~~not~~ the Gauge is faulty. Troubleshoot the Gauge.~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>If it does read Full, the Sender is faulty.~~</p><p>   </p><p>~~[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender]</p><p> </p><p>~~==Faulty Temperature Light~~:==</p><p> </p><p>To test the Light, remove the Wire from the Temperature Switch and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Light should glow on.</p> ~~<p> </p>~~ <p>If not the Light Bulb and/or its holder is faulty. </p> ~~<p> </p>~~ <p>If it does glow on, the Switch is faulty.</p><p> </p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p> <p>===Links:===</p><p> </p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender]</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p><p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p>	+	<p>Page created by T Oct 30th 2009:</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p><br />[[Image:Temp_gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge .Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Indication:==</p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===</p><p>To test the Gauge, remove the Wire from the Temperature Sender and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Gauge should read full.</p><p> </p><p>If it doesn't read full, the Gauge is faulty. Troubleshoot the Gauge.</p><p>If it does read Full, the Sender is faulty. Most likely the Gauge's 36 Ohm Internal Resistor has blown. See the [http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender Page]  for the fix. </p><p> </p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]] </p><p> </p><p>==Faulty Temperature Light:==To test the Light, remove the Wire from the Temperature Switch and short it to Ground. With the Ignition turned on and the Engine stopped the Light should glow on.</p> <p>If not, the Light Bulb and/or its holder is faulty. </p> <p>If it does glow, the Switch is faulty.</p><p> </p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p> <p>===Links:===</p><p> </p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Sender Temperature Sender]</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Temperature_Switch  Temperature Switch]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p><p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p> <p> </p><p> </p>

Temp Gauge Repair

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-	<p>Original Submission by T Oct 29th 2006;<br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p>[[Image:Temp.seanwalsh.jpg\|thumb\|Aftermarket Temperature Gauge and Sender (left) HQ Dash Light Sender (right). Click to Enlargen. Photo by SeanWalsh.]]<br /> </p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===~~</p><p> </p><p>~~If the Thermal Temperature Gauge on an HQ - WB or up to a VK Commodore doesn't read~~<br />~~correctly the problem can be that the Gauge's internal resistor has blown.<br />===Symptoms:===</p><p>Symptoms are that the Gauge will show a positive deflection if the Sender wire is ~~<br />~~connected to ground but the Gauge itself barely moves when connected to the Temperature Sender even if the Engine is up to Temperature.~~<br />~~<br />Replacing the Temperature Sender does not fix the problem.</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_large.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 680 ohm 1 watt Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]~~</p><p>  ~~</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_135.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_149_1.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p> </p><p>===The Cause:===~~</p><p>~~The problem is caused by a failure of the Temperature Gauge's internal Resistor.~~<br />~~<br />This Resistor can fail with age but is often caused to fail because it shares a harness~~<br />~~with the pink supply line that leads to various parts of the Engine. The pink supply carries~~<br />~~12 Volts and is fed from the Ignition Switch. Sometimes the pink wire can come in contact~~<br />~~with the Temperature Sender Wire and push 12 Volts directly into it.~~<br />~~<br />The result is that the Internal Resistor in the Temperature Gauge becomes blown by the~~<br />~~excessive power through it.~~<br />~~<br />The Resistor is there to provide a bias current for the Gauge. Without bias current the Gauge~~<br />~~will heavily under-read. <br /><br />===The Fix:===~~</p><p>~~The fix is to fit an external Resistor to the Temperature Sender Wire. This Resistor~~<br />~~should have a value of  36 Ohms and be rated to handle 1 Watt. 33 and 39 ohm Resistors will work too.</p><p>[[Image:TemperatureGaugeRepair1.jpg]]~~<br />~~<br />Use a red Crimp Lug on each end of the Resistor. Connect one end to a good earth on the chassis and the other end to the Temperature Sender Wire.~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>[[Image:DSC02046.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor Adaptor for red Engines. Image by MyEHHolden. Click to Enlargen.]]~~<br /> </p><p>~~[[Image:P8170098S.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor on a 202 UC (top right). Note that the Sensor is screwed into the Adaptor. Click to Enlargen. Photo by T.]]~~</p><p> ~~</p><p>[[Image:Temp_sender.JPG\|thumb\| On blue/black Engines the Dash Gauge Temperature Sender is mounted at the rear of the Engine on the offside. Click to Enlargen. Photo by Phillip Gard. ]]</p><p> </p><p>===Gauge Type Temp Sender:===</p~~><br /~~> <div class="submitted">   <a href="http://oldholden.com/user/12197" title="View user profile.">Dr Terry</a> on Sat, 20/12/2008 - 09:05.</div> <div class="content"><p>Hi Guys.</p> <p>The original Holden temp sender units were made by a company called Flexdrive, who made many gauges & senders for Holden over many years. Equivalent VDO temp senders are still available for all models except HD/HR X2.</p> <p>The VDO part number for the HJ/X/Z temp sender is 320.003. The adaptor from 1/2"NPT to 1/8" NPT is 320.053. Both these are currently available.</p> <p>Both threads are NPT NOT BSP. BSP is close, but not close enough for a good fit.</p><p>Dr Terry.</p> <p> </p><p>===Calibration:===~~</p>~~Don't heat the Sender above 100 deg C.<br /></div><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td align="center">Temperature<br /></td><td align="center"> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td align="center">52 deg C <br /></td><td align="center"> 282 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center">  60 deg C</td><td align="center"> 217 +-36 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 100 deg C</td><td align="center"> 67 +- 11 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 123 deg C</td><td align="center"> 40 ohms </td></tr><tr><td align="center"> </td><td align="center"> </td></tr></tbody></table><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> Gauge Needle Position</td><td> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td>Cold  <br /></td><td>282 Ohms <br /></td></tr><tr><td> Half </td><td> 74 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> Hot </td><td> 40 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p> </p><p> </p><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_002.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_003.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_004.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_005.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_006.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod01.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod02.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p>  </p><p>===Links:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Faulty_Temperature_Indication Temperature Indication:Faulty ] </p><p>[http://gallery.oldholden.com/ecoimpact/HZ+dash+sedan+and+panel+van+comparison/ Jesse Hughes Shed]</p><p>[http://oldholden.com/node/67432 Thread 1]</p><p~~><br /><br /~~>[http://oldholden.com/node/101344 Thread 2]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p>	+	<p>Original Submission by T Oct 29th 2006;<br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]</p><p>[[Image:Temp.seanwalsh.jpg\|thumb\|Aftermarket Temperature Gauge and Sender (left) HQ Dash Light Sender (right). Click to Enlargen. Photo by SeanWalsh.]]<br /> </p><p>===Faulty Temperature Gauge:===If the Thermal Temperature Gauge on an HQ - WB or up to a VK Commodore doesn't read correctly the problem can be that the Gauge's internal resistor has blown.<br />===Symptoms:===</p><p>Symptoms are that the Gauge will show a positive deflection if the Sender wire is connected to ground but the Gauge itself barely moves when connected to the Temperature Sender even if the Engine is up to Temperature.<br />Replacing the Temperature Sender does not fix the problem.</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_small.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 36 ohm 1 watt bias Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:Resistor_large.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauge showing the internal 680 ohm 1 watt Resistor. Photo by Red Seat. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_135.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p>[[Image:HZ_s_dash_comparison_149_1.jpg\|thumb\|HZ Temperature Gauges. Left Panel Van, right Sedan. Photo by Jesse Hughes. Click to Enlargen.]]</p><p> </p><p>===The Cause:===The problem is caused by a failure of the Temperature Gauge's internal Resistor.<br />This Resistor can fail with age but is often caused to fail because it shares a harness with the pink supply line that leads to various parts of the Engine. The pink supply carries 12 Volts and is fed from the Ignition Switch. Sometimes the pink wire can come in contact with the Temperature Sender Wire and push 12 Volts directly into it.<br />The result is that the Internal Resistor in the Temperature Gauge becomes blown by the excessive power through it.<br />The Resistor is there to provide a bias current for the Gauge. Without bias current the Gauge will heavily under-read. <br /><br />===The Fix:===The fix is to fit an external Resistor to the Temperature Sender Wire. This Resistor should have a value of  36 Ohms and be rated to handle 1 Watt. 33 and 39 ohm Resistors will work too.</p><p>[[Image:TemperatureGaugeRepair1.jpg]]<br />Use a red Crimp Lug on each end of the Resistor. Connect one end to a good earth on the chassis and the other end to the Temperature Sender Wire.</p><p>[[Image:DSC02046.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor Adaptor for red Engines. Image by MyEHHolden. Click to Enlargen.]] [[Image:P8170098S.JPG\|thumb\|Gauge type Temperature Sensor on a 202 UC (top right). Note that the Sensor is screwed into the Adaptor. Click to Enlargen. Photo by T.]]</p><p>[[Image:Temp_sender.JPG\|thumb\| On blue/black Engines the Dash Gauge Temperature Sender is mounted at the rear of the Engine on the offside. Click to Enlargen. Photo by Phillip Gard. ]]</p><p> </p><p>===Gauge Type Temp Sender:===</p> <div class="submitted">   <a href="http://oldholden.com/user/12197" title="View user profile.">Dr Terry</a> on Sat, 20/12/2008 - 09:05.</div> <div class="content"><p>Hi Guys.</p> <p>The original Holden temp sender units were made by a company called Flexdrive, who made many gauges & senders for Holden over many years. Equivalent VDO temp senders are still available for all models except HD/HR X2.</p> <p>The VDO part number for the HJ/X/Z temp sender is 320.003. The adaptor from 1/2"NPT to 1/8" NPT is 320.053. Both these are currently available.</p> <p>Both threads are NPT NOT BSP. BSP is close, but not close enough for a good fit.</p><p>Dr Terry.</p> <p> </p><p>===Calibration:===Don't heat the Sender above 100 deg C.</p></div><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td align="center">Temperature<br /></td><td align="center"> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td align="center">52 deg C <br /></td><td align="center"> 282 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center">  60 deg C</td><td align="center"> 217 +-36 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 100 deg C</td><td align="center"> 67 +- 11 ohms</td></tr><tr><td align="center"> 123 deg C</td><td align="center"> 40 ohms </td></tr><tr><td align="center"> </td><td align="center"> </td></tr></tbody></table><div class="content"> </div><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> Gauge Needle Position</td><td> Resistance</td></tr><tr><td>Cold  <br /></td><td>282 Ohms <br /></td></tr><tr><td> Half </td><td> 74 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> Hot </td><td> 40 Ohms</td></tr><tr><td> </td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p> </p><p> </p><table border="10" align="center"><tbody><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_001.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_002.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_003.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_004.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_005.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td><td> [[Image:Temp_gauge_006.JPG\|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. See GraemeG's recommended Mods below. Photo by Onlyholden. Click to Enlargen.]]<br /></td></tr><tr><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod01.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> <p>[[Image:Fuelgaugeregmod02.jpg \|thumb\|HZ Fuel and Temperature Gauge with 7808 Regulator fitted. Photo by GraemeG. Click to Enlargen.]] <br /> </p></td><td> </td></tr></tbody></table><p>  </p><p>===Links:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Faulty_Temperature_Indication Temperature Indication:Faulty ] </p><p>[http://gallery.oldholden.com/ecoimpact/HZ+dash+sedan+and+panel+van+comparison/ Jesse Hughes Shed]</p><p>[http://oldholden.com/node/67432 Thread 1]</p><p>[http://oldholden.com/node/101344 Thread 2]</p><p>===Terms:===</p><p>[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/Terms Terms]</p><p><br />[http://holdenpaedia.oldholden.com/index.php/General_information#Electrical Back to Electrical Index]<br />[[Category:Electrical]]</p>

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