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LIGHTS/METERS/SWITCHES
Suspend the oil temperature sensor in a pan of
engine oil on an electric heating element and
mea-
sure
the resistance through
the sensor as
the
oil
heats
up.
NOTE:
•
Soak the
element in
oil up to its threads
with at
least
40 mm
(1
.57
in)
from the bottom
of
the
pan
to the
bottom of
the
sensor.
•
Keep the temperature
constant for 3 minutes
before
testing
.
A sudden change of
temperature
will
result in
incorrect
readings.
Do not let
the
thermometer or sensor
touch the
pan.
RES
ISTANCE:
3.3 -
3.7
kn
at
2S"C
(77
C
FI
95 -112
n
at
150°C
(302"FJ
Replace
the
oil temperature sensor if it
is
out of
specifications by more
than
10%
al
any temperature
listed.
Install
the oil temperature sensor with a
new
sealing
washer and tighten
it.
TORQUE:
18
N·m
(1.8 kgf·m
.
13
Ibf.ft)
Connect
the
oil
temperature
sensor connector
.
Install
the removed
parts in the
reverse
order of
removal.
Fill
the
recommended engine
oil
(page
4-13).
GPS RECEIVER
INSPECTION
22-18
If
the
GPS indicator is blinking and the antenna
mark and atl segments does
not
indicate at
alt.
check for
the following
troubleshooting "GPS
INDI·
CATOR
BLINKS"
(page
22· 19).
If the
GPS
start·up time
is
taking too long
every
time
ignition switch is turned
ON
despit
e a not start
con·
dilion
(Refer
to
System
start· up:
page
2·3). Trouble·
shoot "GPS
START·
UPTIME IS TAKING
LONG",
THERMOMETER
=
@
.
.
THERMOSENSOR
SENSOR CONNECTOR
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OIL TEMPERATURE
SENSOR
•
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INDICATOR
ANTENNA MARK
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