Orange Crush 408

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I want one for my pillar pod who makes a good one and do i hook it up to the tranny?TIA.

LT1PWRD

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Auto Meter,of course! you can attach the sender to a pressure tap in the trans or using some brass fittings you can mount it in your trans cooler line,pressure side (from trans) so you can see what the trans temp is actually running at to see if your cooler is doing its job.

Orange Crush 408

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thank you.

GregWS6&z28

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I'd like to see some setups too. I like the cobalt series but they are $$$ and I could get 2 gauges for that price. Anyone got any nice pics for us? ;-)

02 wife

I Got A One Pod Autometer Trans Gage Installed On My A Pillar. It Blends In Smoothly And It Matches The Ebony Interior.

CamaroCain

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autometer...some out our sponsors sell them, I got mine from Speed Inc------->

Kenafin_02TA

I put a Cobalt series tranny temp in my car a few months back. I also used an Autometer single gauge pod for the pillar. While the blue color doesn't make the red lighting...I still like it. I'll get some picts tomorrow and post them up.

When I was researching...there's a couple of different brand gauges, Autometer being the most popular. Go with electric, no matter which brand you go with. Manual need to be mounted outside the car. I think they make something to mount the manual inside the car, but it's just easier to do the electric because then you don't have to worry about a line with tranny fluid running up to the gauge and back. Autometer sells an adapter to mount the electric sender unit in the tranny line, but you can get the same thing from the autoparts store. My mechanic got a t fitting and the adapters from the autoparts store for ~$10 compared to about ~$50 for Autometer's version. You can also mount the sender in the side of tranny which in that case you don't need any other adapters. The only other thing besides an adapter (depending on where you mount it) would be more electrical wire. When my installation was done, the amount included with the gauge wasn't quite enough.

Blacker

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http://www.black98.cz28.com/photo6.html

Bad30th

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Just did that back in October, AutoMeter 2 1/16" Cobalt trans temp gauge. Still haven't gotten around to making a fancy new vent mount for it yet...

Rob (Bad30th)

K9 Pusher

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I just put a Autometer in my car as well. Made a mount for it down by the cig lighter in a Camaro. I'm thinking about switching to a Cyberdyne though because the gauge will sometimes jump over to 250 degrees and then come back to 160 degrees after I drive a bit. I think the gauge is screwed up. The Cyberdyne gauge goes from 0-350 degrees, is electric, uses the same type sender as the Autometer, and is the same price, plus digital looks pretty cool IMHO. Good Luck!

Orange Crush 408

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those look great, thanks.

Kenafin_02TA

And here's some picts of it mounted on the pillar...
http://community.webshots.com/album/253549963tPLLjv

SnakeOiler

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I put one in my truck: https://ls1tech.com/forums/showpost....39&postcount=4

Orange Crush 408

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That looks great!

GregWS6&z28

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guys, for installing a water temp gauge (above starter and not #8 Plug on the head) will I need to get a different sender adapter? Ive read that i need a M12x1.5 1/8" adapter..... Some say what comes with the autometer gaige works, or is this only with the tranny gauge? I'll be installing both here soon

SnakeOiler

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From my research, you must get the M12x1.5 to 1/8" adapter for the water temp.

I think the tranny pressure port gauge was a 1/8" pipe and that's why the supplied fitting works.

GregWS6&z28

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thanks, I'll see what Advanced/Napa, or Autozone can do