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I want to pull and test these rubber sensors out of engine heads. Manual does not say how to remove, just how to test. Don't want to break them, just pull??? or what.
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Last edited by Jerry Bailey; 05-13-2014, 06:09 PM. Reason: changed from sensor to switch as called in manual1991 Kingfisher 179. Yamaha ProV 150, P150TLRP,Ser#352453, code 6J9L, eng#038614. prop-SS. 25-M. -
use a small pic or a small screwdriver and simply pop them out. pulling on the wires is never a good thing, no matter how tempting. -
Sensor Switches came out easily as you said. Shorted engine wires to make alarm work, so ok.
Cleaned off the switches and tested closure in hot water, Ok.
Going back with switches and noticed grease like substance in the engine holes. Started to clean and then got to thinking, was this grease for a purpose. Was grease used to make good temperature contact from switch to engine block holes. If so, then should I be adding back new grease(or some substance) to the switch when I reinstall it?1991 Kingfisher 179. Yamaha ProV 150, P150TLRP,Ser#352453, code 6J9L, eng#038614. prop-SS. 25-M.Comment
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More than likely it is a thermal transfer compound. You used to be able to get a tube of the stuff at Radio Shack.Comment
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Picked up a silicone based continuity grease at Ratio Shack and got the switches installed. Thanks much.1991 Kingfisher 179. Yamaha ProV 150, P150TLRP,Ser#352453, code 6J9L, eng#038614. prop-SS. 25-M.Comment
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