Water Temp Gauge... Using Passanger Cyl. Head
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Water Temp Gauge... Using Passanger Cyl. Head
Can anyone tell me (see pic) if i have the correct fitting so that i can tap the passanger side head? It looks right to me...
The plug so to say is supposed to be 1/8" NPT to M12x1.5... The one that i recieved with my kit looks like that one???
Here is the one from Autometer
The plug so to say is supposed to be 1/8" NPT to M12x1.5... The one that i recieved with my kit looks like that one???
Here is the one from Autometer
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Can anyone tell me (see pic) if i have the correct fitting so that i can tap the passanger side head? It looks right to me...
The plug so to say is supposed to be 1/8" NPT to M12x1.5... The one that i recieved with my kit looks like that one???
Here is the one from Autometer
The plug so to say is supposed to be 1/8" NPT to M12x1.5... The one that i recieved with my kit looks like that one???
Here is the one from Autometer
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its easy cheezy. you may have some colant spill out on ya. are you using a lift? when i did mine i was at a buddies shop and we got at it from underneath. i think that is a big torx or something so make sure you have the right tool. ditto on the gauge manufacturer? pm if needed but that is sharp! looks like a good kit.
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cant tell by a pic. i bought an adapter fitting from some online shop and it threaded into the head fine and the sensor, but i had to drill out the bottom a touch so the sensor would thread all the way in. you are not using an auto meter gauge or sensor so they may be totally different. the important thing is if it is right for your gauge.