New Holland TX34 overheating alarm

ewald

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Arable Farmer
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Mid-Lincs
The temp warning light and buzzer came on last night - temperature gauge is working, and is saying normal. I have unplugged the sensor and the buzzer/light continued. The engine feels to be at normal temp and isn't losing coolant.
Could it be a bad connection on the warning circuit? Is there a relay that might be sticking? I have no wiring diagram, so don't really know where to start looking!
 

ewald

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Arable Farmer
Location
Mid-Lincs
Problem solved!
There are two sensors in series - one on the thermostat housing and an oil temp sensor near the filter. This is the one that was causing the high temp alarm - unplugging it gave a peaceful day!
 

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