1999 Chevrolet K1500 "temp gauge sending unit located" Questions

...If the temp. gauge needle pegs at the top of the gauge, it means the sending unit has grounded out and is faulty. If it jumps, reads off or not at all it could be a faulty sender or a bad

temp guage only goes up to about 120 then fluctuates erraticaly .also have a oil pressure problem. It never gets above 20 and at idle goes to nearly nothing and get check gauges light. motor with ...

temp volt and oil pressure still work . was able to fix the shift indactor as it is a clip on mech. the gas guage still is inop. but it shows 1/4 tank with a full tank as the original did . leds me to

gauge goes up and down while driving Temperature sensor is in intake manifold. Water is not flowing smoothly through the manifold. 2 immediate things to try........ 1. Replace the thermostate (about 6

...temp gauge sending unit(s) located? My temp gauge reads very hot when key is out of ignition, all the other gauges read 0. They are usually located at the top of engine very close to the thermostat. ...

...Temp Gauge is completely dead. Was thinking that the sending units are bad. Are there any common problems with this kind of thing, if so, what are your recommendations? Thanks Rick oil pressure ...

Temp gauge shows hot even if engine has been off overnight? All coolant levels are fine, no blown fuses, cooling fans working Locate the temperature sending unit and pull the wire off of it. Turn the ...

...temp gauge sending unit on 2000 Audi A6 engine. Gauge on dash shows no temp need to locate sending unit, test and replace. Thanks in the back of the engine , below intake boot , closer to the pass. ...

...temp gauge works fine but my cooling fans wont turn on i've tested the fan motors, changed the relays. my question is were are the temp sending units located i know there are two but were? 1 ...

...temp Gauge is erratic. Where is the temp guage sending unit located on the engine? Have replaced the thermostadt for it was stuck closed. Behind the thermostadt looks like a temp sensor for the idiot ...