Now who can come up with an alternative to the dead digital readout
on the dash? $300 does not cut it on most of our budgets. Or, a
thermometer's value does not equal the cost of parts and labor to put
in a factory replacement.
I liked the $2 stickon digital clocks as a clock replacement for 'merkun iron
On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 1:01 PM, Dan Penoff <d...@penoff.com> wrote:
I can take a picture of the finished job, but unfortunately I did not take
pictures while I was doing it.
Buy the thermistor from Digi-Key or a suitable electronics supply house:
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/192-302LET-A01/480-3161-ND/1886047
480-3161-ND 4.77000 4.77 T THERMISTOR NTC 3KOHM RADIAL
1.) Unscrew the phillips head screw that holds the bracket for the
thermistor housing on the car. This is on the left (passenger) side of the
front bumper below the license plate mount.
Note that '86-'87 124s have the thermistor not below the license plate but
wedged into a hole 2mm across or so in the bumper on the driver's side. No
idea about other chassis.
> Alex
>
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