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coolant temp sensor pinout

Started by Wkd_Vl · 22 Apr 2017 · 3 replies

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Wkd_VlArchived member
hey guys just wiring up a haltech and need to work out on the coolant temp sensor witch pinout is signal ground and the sensor wire cheers
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bachig24uArchived member
if using the stock holden 2-pin sensor, it doesn't matter, neither of them are grounded to the body of the sensor. connect them either way.
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Wkd_VlArchived member
Ah really. Thats easy then. You wouldn't happen to know the tps pinouts ?
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bachig24uArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Wkd_Vl [View Post] Ah really. Thats easy then. You wouldn't happen to know the tps pinouts ? Depends what you're after. TPS has 3 pins, centre to one bottom is TPS on. Centre to TOP is 3/4 TPS on. most after market TPS would use a variable resistor type or potentiometer. An automatic trans car has an extra connector dangling off the TPS sensor case. I would use that one instead as its a Variable resistor/Potentiometer type. The POT will vary it's resistance from close throttle to WOT. I can't recall which way around they are but again, just use centre pin to top, or centre pin to bottom. The ECU will show you TPS as full open or full closed. switch one wire from top to bottom if its backwards when you press throttle.
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