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As an aside, it should be mentioned here that the "new" three pin MFTS gives a ridiculously high reading in comparision to the four pin. My dash temperature guage now reads 1 or 2 notches above 90 when running normally and between 3 and 4 notches above 90 deg when the fan kicks in....
HTH
Cheers,
Steve
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As an aside, it should be mentioned here that the "new" three pin MFTS gives a ridiculously high reading in comparision to the four pin. My dash temperature guage now reads 1 or 2 notches above 90 when running normally and between 3 and 4 notches above 90 deg when the fan kicks in.... HTH Cheers,
Steve
That is not true in most cases. The three pin readings are the same as the old 4 pin readings. I suspect you have the wrong MFTS or it isn't an OE supplier.
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Well, after I fixed my instrument cluster gauges to have good contact with the PCB they are also showing higher temperatures... maybe at some point someone replaced my MFTS with a non-OEM one, then?
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