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Scott52 · 06-08-2020, 09:30 AM

One idea is that the sender I have is not a Ford King Seely sender or a replacement. I don't care about super accuracy. How do the replacement, resistance type senders work with the original gauge in terms of gauge reading. I should be able find a mark on the gauge that corresponds to 180 and 212 degrees. That is close enough for a warning. I understand that the replacement, resistance senders do work the same as the original but the must have a resistance vale that approximates the King Seely operation, especially in the normal operating range. Comments?

06-08-2020, 09:30 AM	#10
Scott52 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2020 Posts: 146	Re: valid Temp Sending unit test? One idea is that the sender I have is not a Ford King Seely sender or a replacement. I don't care about super accuracy. How do the replacement, resistance type senders work with the original gauge in terms of gauge reading. I should be able find a mark on the gauge that corresponds to 180 and 212 degrees. That is close enough for a warning. I understand that the replacement, resistance senders do work the same as the original but the must have a resistance vale that approximates the King Seely operation, especially in the normal operating range. Comments?