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Old 06-07-2023, 01:28 PM   #8
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Just ran across this old thread as it is the only info on the net.

Rebuilding a 2000 Boxster S of mine in my shop that had an engine fire and had the same issue.

If you use the 2 wire sensor on a 4 wire DME you will get a coolant reading via OBD2 but not on the dash.

The fix is as follows:
If your car (read DME) is an original "4 wire" car then you need to use the 4 wire sensor and run them to the trunk area.

If you splice the two wire sensor in your dash will not read correctly as the 4 wire sensor spits out different ohms to the ECU vs the instrument cluster.

Hope this helps someone in another 8 years!

--Aaron

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