corelokt
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How do these system work? Is there a wire diagram? I want to make sure mine work.
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Water in fuel and low coolant sensors
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corelokt
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Bump.
Does any know the TM diagram locations?
Does any know the TM diagram locations?
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I can help. TM 9-2320-289-20 and it's in one of the appendixes.
corelokt
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That explains it, I don't have that one downloaded.
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Low coolant, IIRC, is a float in a perforated can. Up (full/good) keeps it closed, hence jumping one is to connect the two contacts.
WIF sensors use a pair of contacts in the base of it. Water is conductive. Pretty simple. Sometimes cleaning them will sort 'em, they get a lot of crud build up.
WIF sensors use a pair of contacts in the base of it. Water is conductive. Pretty simple. Sometimes cleaning them will sort 'em, they get a lot of crud build up.
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The 289-20 is the holy grail of maintenance on your truck. It explains everything and would have helped a bunch with the other wiring issues. Couldn't imagine trying to maintain one of these trucks without this TM.
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I had 10 and 30, but had lost 20. I also have copies of the wiring diagrams but did not see the stuff I needed. Just finally got to a point where I can address this next issue, after I button up the daughters Cherokee.
