Its the gas one - capillary.
David
In message <200012050040.QAA04797@snipe.prod.itd.earthlink.net>,
Max Heim <mvheim@studiolimage.com> writes
>Does the sender need to be electrically grounded?
>
>R. O. Lindsay had this to say:
>
>>Duinhoven_Hans@emc.com wrote:
>>
>>> This has been a thread recently started by Enrique.
>>> I had the same. So I finally had a very good ring spanner on the temp.
>>> sender and actually stood on the spanner! Slowly it started to move - the
>>> new one still is working!
>>> So you really might need brute force - 160 lbs on the spanner in my case!
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Hans
>>
>> Here's a little trick that will ease the problem NEXT time.
>>When you reinstall the temp sender, wrap a little Teflon
>>plumber's tape around the threads first. Should you have
>>the misfortune of having to remove the sensor again, it will
>>not be a battle of brute strength.
>>
>>Rick Lindsay
>>Diamond Geoscience Research
>>5727 S. Lewis Ave., Tulsa, OK
>>Voice: +1 918-747-3456
>>Fax: +1 918-747-8599
>>
>
>
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>Max Heim
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