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Help Me Buy The Correct Coolant Temperature Sensor (B230FK)

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Old Jun 4th, 2018, 18:44   #11
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I've just seen this and if you check the listings on the ones i originally linked to, they are the equivalents of the 1346030
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Should it be of any help, and having recently found my official Bosch data for 740 and 940's it reveals the following part numbers for the LH 2.4 temp sensors:

740 - B200F Fuel/air and coolant - 0 280 130 032

940 - B200F -ditto-

940 - B230F - ditto- to 9/1992 and then from 8/1992 0 280 130 061

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Additionally, the Green Book for LH2.4 on a B230F indicates the test for the coolant sensor signal to the ecu is:

Ohm meter between ground and terminal 13 -

Resistance reading should be (see chart):

-10C - 8,260 - 10,560 ohms
+20C - ,2,280 - 2,720 ohms
+80C - 290 - 364 ohms

If a fault in sensor/leads - also measure at sensor.

Check ground to intake manifold.

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Again, thanks to everyone who chimed in here The job is now jobbed.

Coolant was flushed once with plain water then three times with deionised...

SAM_6765 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/152293344@N05/]

Old temp sensor removed and replaced. It looked nasty and had probably been in there since 1996...

SAM_6768 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/152293344@N05/]

Old 'stat was the same...

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New 'stat much looked better...

SAM_6757 by [url=https://www.flickr.com/photos/152293344@N05/]

Interestingly both thermostats were Volvo 87 degree OE items, the one that came out was 'Calorstat' branded where-as the one that went in was produced by Wahler.

I settled on Comma's 'Super-Coldmaster' antifreeze, it's basically 2 year blue ethylene glycol stuff...

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System bled off and lovely fresh coolant...

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Where-as this certainly wasn't the first coolant flush I've done by any means, it was the first one I've done on a Volvo.

You lot proved to be a good bunch with loads of suggestions/feedback and advice, it's been much appreciated. Far too many people turn up on forums, 'vampire' advice and the disappear into the night without a word of thanks or any updates so I thought it would be good form to post some pics to show the fruits of all your help and my labour
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Good job jobbed, where did you get your thermostat from,
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Good job jobbed, where did you get your thermostat from,
Direct from Volvo.

£16 trade price, but it's only £20 if not trade IIRC.
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