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Old 03-06-2017, 05:50 AM   #8
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What ohms did the sensor read when you did the test before replacing it? Is the new one reading different or could it be a faulty one out of the box?
I asked but still don't see the answer, what did you get for ohm values when you tested it? Replacing a part with a new part is usually a way to eliminate something but it can also get you into a whole world of problems when you assume the new part functions as it should without testing it because you will chase other problems when the real problem can still be that part.
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