Where do i put in temp sensors for gauges
06-26-2007, 11:14 PM
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Where do i put in temp sensors for gauges i am going to run an trans temp gauge and a oil temp gauge
where can i and or how do i get them to be put somewhere.
pics would help
but any info
thanks
where can i and or how do i get them to be put somewhere.
pics would help
but any info
thanks
06-27-2007, 01:38 PM
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Transmission temp guage sender should be located in the pan.
Engine oil temp should be near the filter area...I think. Send a p.m. to "1970 Judge" at Xtereme Horsepower, he'll know.
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Engine oil temp should be near the filter area...I think. Send a p.m. to "1970 Judge" at Xtereme Horsepower, he'll know.
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06-28-2007, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by GregWS6&z28
pressure port on driver side of trans. temp is close to pan temp and sender is direct fit
Yeah this location works very well and as stated its a direct fit!!
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06-28-2007, 12:17 PM
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TAwhore, are you using their single or dual version Interceptor? If it hadn't been for the high price $239/$399 a lot more people would have installed it in their vehicles.
Are you using it for anything else besides just the temp read-outs?
Are you using it for anything else besides just the temp read-outs?
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sorry for hijacking...
i'm using a single gauge...it can display to parameters at once
i'm using it for: IAT, MPG, Coolant Temp. Tranny temp. fuel lvl.
other uses that i haven't used yet (some i hopefully won't need) obd2 diagonstics, 1/4 mile performance, misfires, maf signals, LFT, SFT ect.
basicly eveything a obd2 can scan for on any car
also you could hook up a wide band or boost sensor to the little thing.
not to bad for 200 bucks or so
i'm using a single gauge...it can display to parameters at once
i'm using it for: IAT, MPG, Coolant Temp. Tranny temp. fuel lvl.
other uses that i haven't used yet (some i hopefully won't need) obd2 diagonstics, 1/4 mile performance, misfires, maf signals, LFT, SFT ect.
basicly eveything a obd2 can scan for on any car
also you could hook up a wide band or boost sensor to the little thing.
not to bad for 200 bucks or so
06-29-2007, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by performabuilt
The Pan is the ideal spot to get a good average temp . The presure port can be used to but the temp may appear a bit higher than it is I have seen 20 degrees difference between those two positions.
