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OK, just got an original, vintage GM 1513321 temp sender, here is the updated chart:
80 degrees: Wells at 650 ohms, LL at 573 ohms, GM at 549 90 degrees: Wells at 526 ohms, LL at 445 ohms, GM at 524 100 degrees: Wells at 429 ohms, LL at 365 ohms, GM at 409 110 degrees: Wells at 328 ohms, LL at 266 ohms, GM at 365 120 degrees: Wells at 283 ohms, LL at 227 ohms, GM at 323 130 degrees: Wells at 250 ohms, LL at 200 ohms, GM at 272 140 degrees: Wells at 216 ohms, LL at 170 ohms, GM at 227 150 degrees: Wells at 198 ohms, LL at 155 ohms, GM at 195 160 degrees: Wells at 173 ohms, LL at 133 ohms, GM at 175 170 degrees: Wells at 157 ohms, LL at 119 ohms, GM at 157 180 degrees: Wells at 135 ohms, LL at 101 ohms, GM at 140 190 degrees: Wells at 120 ohms, LL at 89 ohms, GM at 125 200 degrees: Wells at 109 ohms, LL at 79 ohms, GM at 109 212 degrees: Wells at 104 ohms, LL at 75 ohms, GM at 102 Looks like the Wells sender is pretty darn close to the original GM sender's specs. I'd say it's a dead-on match given my pot of hot water on the stove, scientific method. |
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