Peter Knaggs
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Looking for recommendations for someone to fit a new engine loom as mine was a little cooked due to a faulty sensor, Im in the Basingstoke reading area, I can come to you or mobile....help please.
L322 Engine loom fitting
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Peter Knaggs
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Or repair it. Engine coolant sensor fried and melted its wiring.
holidaychicken
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What vehicle are you looking at ?
Peter Knaggs
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L322 4.4 v8, I'm hoping for just a repair instead of a full loom swap.
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When mine went I just replaced the 20cm or so of the two melted wires and the connector, plus a new thermostat assembly.
Phil
Edit : assuming that you meant the thermostat heater rather than the coolant sensor
Phil
Edit : assuming that you meant the thermostat heater rather than the coolant sensor
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holidaychicken
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Your other option is to fit the 80 degree c mod and you won’t need the wires as long as they aren’t shorting out just tuck them away.
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80 degree C mod?
holidaychicken
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80 Deg thermostat mod, the new housing doesn’t have the connector if we are talking the same connector , as in the one that heats the thermostat
