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faulty transmission temp. reading
05-21-2005, 05:07
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faulty transmission temp. reading
Hey,Let me try an answer, Smile

We are in our second year of ownership, Maybe we are sophomores??
We have learned a little about our 88 FC.
This suggestion may help and contribute for our many silly first
year questions.


I am not an expert gage person, But we ordered a Teleflex oil
temp gage from BlueBird. After replacing the gage the
temp read 250/ 300 degrees.
In talking to Teleflex, we discovered that the original gage
is no longer available. The replacement gage also requires
the replacement of the temp sensor probe, to match the latest gage.
The original BB gage and the replacement gage carry the same BB part
number, but it was not the same gage. After replacing the defective
gage and later the sensor all readings are normal.

If you want a part number, I can dig it up from the pile of
notes and receipts, we have collected.

Bill 88 FC Michigan Still learning



- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Bob & Carol Howald`"
wrote:
> Last year while on a trip my transmission temp suddenly went to
300
> degrees. I immediatley stopped and checked it out and determined
that
> the temp was in the normal range around 170. The gage stayed at
300
> degrees the rest of the trip. I ordered a new gage from BB and
> installed it. After that the temp would go to 250 degrees and stay
in
> that area. Again I assured myself that the temp was in fact normal
> 170.Thinking that it could be a bad sending unit in the
transmission, I
> changed it this week when I had the pan off. I started the coach
up and
> the transmission temp. went to 230-260 in about 5 minutes. again I
> assured myself that temp was in fact normal about 95 degrees just
> idling. I rigged up my old gage under the coach at the sending
unit
> using different wire from sending unit, new ground wire and a hot
wire
> from the battery. It seemed to give a normal reading at this
point.
> What do you suspect the problem to be? bad ground at the dash? bad
wire
> from the sending unit? Any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks
Bob
> 93pt Illinois
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Messages In This Thread
faulty transmission temp. reading - Bob & Carol Howald` - 05-21-2005, 03:13
faulty transmission temp. reading - rrob@... - 05-21-2005, 03:43
faulty transmission temp. reading - George Lowry - 05-21-2005, 03:52
faulty transmission temp. reading - Bob & Carol Howald` - 05-21-2005, 04:10
faulty transmission temp. reading - pattypape - 05-21-2005 05:07
faulty transmission temp. reading - Bob & Carol Howald` - 05-21-2005, 06:34
faulty transmission temp. reading - pattypape - 05-22-2005, 05:15



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