temp sender adapter (might have good news
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temp sender adapter (might have good news
i was not happy with the cheap metric adapters, and some guys broke off in the head. i have a stewart warner temp gauge and they are made only 8 miles from my house. so i stoped in there today and talked to 2 of the tech guys. i said if they could make the sender 12mm and go into the head without an adapter, that would be great, they said they will come up with something to help and will call me next week. they said i was the first to bring this to there attention and need to have something for the problem with all the ls1`s going into older cars. i will keep everyone posted mike
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Originally Posted by 69blackwidow
i was not happy with the cheap metric adapters, and some guys broke off in the head. i have a stewart warner temp gauge and they are made only 8 miles from my house. so i stoped in there today and talked to 2 of the tech guys. i said if they could make the sender 12mm and go into the head without an adapter, that would be great, they said they will come up with something to help and will call me next week. they said i was the first to bring this to there attention and need to have something for the problem with all the ls1`s going into older cars. i will keep everyone posted mike
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the guys at stewart warner said they want to help with this, and that is kool with me. you should be able to buy a gauge with a sending unit that works in a gm engine without a drill and tap job.or sum cheap adapter. i am in no hurry and will wait to see what they come up with before i do the drill and tap thing. have lots of other stuff on the car to work on lol plus its like 10 degrees and get`in colder mike
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the guys at stewart warner said they want to help with this, and that is kool with me. you should be able to buy a gauge with a sending unit that works in a gm engine without a drill and tap job.or sum cheap adapter. i am in no hurry and will wait to see what they come up with before i do the drill and tap thing. have lots of other stuff on the car to work on lol plus its like 10 degrees and get`in colder mike
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Originally Posted by 69blackwidow
You should be able to buy a gauge with a sending unit that works in a GM engine without a drill and tap job. or some cheap adapter.
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Yeah, I just went through this. You can buy senders with M10 and M14 threads, but SOL on the M12. And yes, I did snap off one of the 1/8NPT x M12 adapters even after reading about how fragile they are. I saw that SW catalogs what looks like, in their on line photo, as a steel adapter. When I called my FLAPS, they told me their search revealed it was discontinued??
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