popsday
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My temp gauge on my 1994 Pace arrow does not work, I would like to get a electrical diagram, it's probably the board but not sure, any help would be appreciated POPSDAY
1994 p30 electrical diagram
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Gary RV_Wizard
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The dashboard engine temp gauge is part of the chassis wiring, so a Chevy service manual for the P30 chassis ought to cover it. They can sometimes be found on ebay but you can buy a new one for around $20. Here is one source:
http://www2.partstrain.com/store/details/Chevrolet/P30/Haynes/Repair_Manual/1999/Base/H1610360.html
http://www2.partstrain.com/store/details/Chevrolet/P30/Haynes/Repair_Manual/1999/Base/H1610360.html
DAN L
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does your rv have an OBDII diagnostic system? if it does, check out the SCAN GAUGE II.
on my moho the sc2 provides me with a digital coolant temp readout as well as about 25 other parameters. my sc2 displays 4 parameters at a time.
on my moho the sc2 provides me with a digital coolant temp readout as well as about 25 other parameters. my sc2 displays 4 parameters at a time.
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popsday
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Gary I found a cd on the p30 and ordered it I should have it about a week Thanks for info on book. POPSDAY PS Dan no obd II diagnostic system Popsday
DonTom
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popsday said:
Engine coolant temp? GM V8? Check the connection on the top of the sensor. IIRC, it's near the thermostat. Also check that the wire to the sensor didn't burn.
-Don- SSF, CA
DonTom
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DAN L said:does your rv have an OBDII diagnostic system? if it does, check out the SCAN GAUGE II.
on my moho the sc2 provides me with a digital coolant temp readout as well as about 25 other parameters. my sc2 displays 4 parameters at a time.
1994 would be OBD1. OBD2 started around 1996.
BTW, my Scangauge II came in handy in Canada. I set it for KPH, which was a lot easier to read than the very small numbers for KPH on the dash speedometer. That I never even thought about until I needed it. And BTW, they now have speed cameras all over Alberta, especially just south of Edmonton.
BTW, many vehicles use a different sensor for the temp meter than for the OBD. This comes in handy when you question if the temp meter is telling the truth.
-Don- SSF, CA
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popsday
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Thanks Don I will check the wire & sensor tomorrow POPSDAY
