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Can anyone tell me or send me a pic of what color wires go to the coolant temperature sender
(yellow & black ?) and also to the oil pressure and sender unit. also what is the connector type or part number for the oil sending unit connector as it is missing.
I have a Hyster 1998 H50XM with the 3.0 GM motor, open loop LPG. SN: H177B04255V
  • Posted 28 Feb 2020 17:03
  • By Wilbur
  • joined 28 Feb'20 - 1 message
  • Tennessee, United States

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