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Old 09-08-2007, 04:36 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Lightbulb Overheat buzzer warning system ?

Hello,

I'm looking to put in a over heat warning system and would like to ask if anyone has seen one for the Corolla/Prizm? Something with a buzzer would be what I'm looking for. Let me know what you think or if you have an idea.

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I dont see much use in it.
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You might need to install another temp sensor into the cooling system that switches on a certain temp. Wire this to a small, low wattage buzzer in place of the normal temp light.

Keep in mind if the dash has a temp light the sensor is a switch that when tripped by over temp grounds the wire from the light and completes the circuit. If an analog temp gauge, the sensors resistance changes with the coolant temp.
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temp light (the sensor)
Piggy back off the temp light sensor.... Of course! I have a parts car, so I can strip out an apprioprate wattage buzzer. I'll double check the wiring diagrams. Thanks.

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Just fix it so it doesn't overheat. When the light turn on, its too late already.
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