X2 with Cosmic. The dash gauge is the same sender as the computer. That said, I know the temp will fluctuate a lot without moving on the dash much.

 

I'll make a mental note of all this.... Just in case

 

So do the OBDII Scanners only work on 96+ models?
I have a 94 is there a scanner available that I could use for it?

 

Your model year came with ( it should have anyway) a small display box which will tell you what fault codes your ECM is throwing. It is located under the passenger seat, on the outboard seat mount rails... behind the plastic facia piece that runs the length of the seat base.

This is OBD I (not compatible with II scanners) and can be read by TestBook and a few other diagnostic scanners. And yes, OBDII was employed by LR from '96 on.

 

Thanks, just trying to get people thinking alittle and keep things interesting.

And since you were the closest your prize will be... you know when you pull apart a Oreo and the filling all sticks to one side?
Well you get the side with no filling.

 

There are 2 different temp sending units.
One for the gauge and one for the ECU.

This one is for the gauge.
http://www.roversnorth.com/store/p-2...ge-40l-v8.aspx

This is the one that was bad.
http://www.roversnorth.com/store/p-3...olant-efi.aspx

 

I do not have the "one for the gauge" I have an alternator there...

 

Is that 'cause I don't like the steel, spare disco wheels...?

After all that back and forth, I've been checking them out and I kinda like em a bit more now...AND I will conceed that they are a decent wheel. I mis-read a load rating on them. Thought they were rated at 750kg...wrong.

Now can I have the other half of the Oreo? Is it double stuff?

 

Well, since you asked nice...

 

interesting, i did not know about 2 sensors i may look into changing that to see if i can fix my funky idle while hot.