The picture shows loose wire at the oposite end of the probe cable, isnt there a plug that goes into the Edge unit?
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The connetors are for the older Juice Module which has cooresponding connectors to connect the EGT probe to.
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Yes, the probe has a connector that plugs into the back of the edge unit. No spicing to be done.
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Yes. There is a plug that snaps right in. I drilled and tapped my exhaust manifold, found a rubber plug in the floorboard and ran the cable under the carpet, up to the kick panel and under the door weather-stripping right up to the unit. Mine has given me a couple of erroneous readings, but when I shut down and restart it seems to zero out and recalibrate. I really appreciate the added information that the egt temp sensor gives me, I just wish that I would have purchased the expandable unit instead, so that I could add a fuel pressure sensor. Here is a better pic of what you actually get: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/300959464945?lpid=82 Yes. There is a plug that snaps right in. I drilled and tapped my exhaust manifold, found a rubber plug in the floorboard and ran the cable under the carpet, up to the kick panel and under the door weather-stripping right up to the unit. Mine has given me a couple of erroneous readings, but when I shut down and restart it seems to zero out and recalibrate. I really appreciate the added information that the egt temp sensor gives me, I just wish that I would have purchased the expandable unit instead, so that I could add a fuel pressure sensor. Here is a better pic of what you actually get:... » Read More Yes. There is a plug that snaps right in. I drilled and tapped my exhaust manifold, found a rubber plug in the floorboard and ran the cable under the carpet, up to the kick panel and under the door weather-stripping right up to the unit. Mine has given me a couple of erroneous readings, but when I shut down and restart it seems to zero out and recalibrate. I really appreciate the added information that the egt temp sensor gives me, I just wish that I would have purchased the expandable unit instead, so that I could add a fuel pressure sensor. Here is a better pic of what you actually get: http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/300959464945?lpid=82 « Show Less
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There should be a plug on the end of the probe that snaps in the back of the edge
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Yes. Just make sure the probe cable doesn't touch any hotspots and isn't jammed in anything.
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There are wires in the tube that connect to the panel. They were held by rubber bands on my unit. If you don't see them on yours then they probably fell to the bottom or weren't included (defective). Mine came with a cracked plastic cover so I doubt that there is much quality assurance with this model.
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I would not cut the wire. Put the probe anywhere that it is exposed to air, preferably not in direct sunlight or near a hot surface.
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Take the platform off and look inside. You most likely have a wire that has come loose. You have not given enough details for me to make a further analysis. You must expand the question and give us more details.
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You need some type of squashing tool to hold the wire into the metal connector. I just used pliers.
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The picture shows the (white) 20/24 pin connector already connected to the tester. You just plug in the power cable from the power supply.
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I am having the same issue. The cable seems to have a kink in it. I am going to splice the wire or cut it & then reconnect it with the two freshly cut ends. Don't know if the sale just the cable
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I'm sorry I didn't get a chance to check on it today. If you'd like to contact me at techsmile42 on yahoo I can send you a better pcic of what the end of the cord looks like.
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There should have been a tiny white/transparent plug that came in the box that you use to plug the hole. I would double check to see if you can find that - otherwise the product is going to be useless
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Not that I am aware of , shortly after I bought my reason for buying it became obvious without using this,there is a lot of videos out on using one, I can tell you the broken wire tester works great I have used that. As for the power probe itself, the maker and other people will warn you to be careful in using it because you can send 12 volt current to components that will wind up burned out,that said I am sure there are applications where this tool will fill the bill.
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there is a plug that is attached to a lead that is approximately one and a half inches. I clipped the plug off and soldered to the leads directly
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mine came with the plug in but I had clip it off and strip back for wires. my unit did not have a place to plug the antenna in.
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A wire inside has come loose and it is not heating. This is an easy fix as heaters are very simple. 1. Unscrew the bottom 2. Look inside and slip the loose wire back onto the tab 3. Put the bottom back on 4. Happy sealing.
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I had the same problem with my kitchenaid digital thermometer and found a break in the wire going to the probe. Seems like that could be a common problem since when the probe cord is wound up in it's holder, stress is placed on the wire leading to the probe.
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Pay paricular attenention to the plug on small end , is it same shape as the one you need
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I'm sorry, I havent had to replace my wire yet. Hopefully you get some answers.