T56 Temperature Gauge
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T56 Temperature Gauge
Ok im prepared to be flamed, regardless I'm wondering where on the t56 I could place a temperature sensor for a glowshift gauge I got. Im not sure if it woud screw in place of the drain bolt or I could somehow secure itsomewhere inside and just run the wires out somewhere. The picture is of the sensor.
Edit: I've looked everywhere about this so please don't tell me to search, just give me a link or explain how I can do it. Thanks
Edit: I've looked everywhere about this so please don't tell me to search, just give me a link or explain how I can do it. Thanks
Last edited by matrixiskool; 02-22-2010 at 05:35 PM. Reason: Forgot something
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I placed mine in the fill hole, since I never use that (fill through the shifter). You'll probably need and adaptor from 1/4-NPT or whatever your sensor is, to the 3/4-NPT that the fill hole is.
(Fill hole gets enough splash to get a temp reading)
FWIW, I never found my fluid going above 180F, even after a 20min HPDE session. I rarely ever use the gauge now...
mike
(Fill hole gets enough splash to get a temp reading)
FWIW, I never found my fluid going above 180F, even after a 20min HPDE session. I rarely ever use the gauge now...
mike
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Loctite will help. I'm just a pessimist at heart and didn't want to risk my trans for something that's works perfectly well in a hole that won't drain my trans..
The late model vettes have another 3/4-NPT port on the LHS of the case where they mount a temp sensor, so it's not unheard of.. Just a chance you don't have to take IMHO..
The late model vettes have another 3/4-NPT port on the LHS of the case where they mount a temp sensor, so it's not unheard of.. Just a chance you don't have to take IMHO..
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The cases are exchangable. D&D will sell you a brand new case with the port for $600... ;-)
Here's a pic:
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~davis/z28...684_large.html
Here's a pic:
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~davis/z28...684_large.html