Battery Temp Sensor

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So I replaced my old raggedy battery tray with a Motobilt battery tray. I researched that I can use a 13 K resistor as a dummy plug for the battery temp sensor which one/part do I need?Thanks
 
macleanflood said:
Might try running without it. My 97 doesn't seem to care.

-Mac
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Read thru these forum posts from some years ago.
My ‘01 has the sensor inset into the tray along with the battery sleeve.
I notice the voltage charging rate is higher in cooler weather.

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