al_roethlisberger Posted March 26, 2023 Posted March 26, 2023 I was leisurely browsing around eBay looking at various things, including used MG parts, and noticed something that I had noted years before but don't recall I ever asked about. Some of the older MG valve/rocker covers have a hole (slot seen on the cover on the right in the photo below) for mounting what appears to be a temperature sensor in the valve cover, which of course our V11 series does not have mounted there. The mounting looks the same as our airbox air temperature sensor, and I think I've even seen on of these covers with a sensor mounted that looks identical to our air temperature sensor. So I wondered if the valve/rocker cover mounted version was for oil/head temperature sensing as a previous approach to the cylinder temperature sensor we have bolted into our V11 cylinder? Just was curious what that sensor did in this application and era.
Pressureangle Posted March 27, 2023 Posted March 27, 2023 temperature sensor on my '97 1100 Sport-i. I think it's 'oil' temp but indicates general engine temp to the ECU. 2
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