Trans temp gauges install questions
Also where did you buy your gauge and where are you mounting it?
Theres a drain plug brazed into my stock pan.
First time I took it off I brazed one onto it.
I have my sender spliced into the rubber lower cooler line up front, I used a tee with a 5/16 inverted flare adapter on one side, hose barb to pipe thread on one side, and a reducer bushing and the sender in the last hole.
The tee is grounded for the signal.
No stock lines were cut.
I lost a few drips of fluid installing that.
http://www.keystonekrawlers.com/Mods...Temp_Guage.htm
Plug on Driver's side of 4l60e. I've spent a LOT of time staring at mine.
Frank or any other experts care to verify that this is an acceptable way to install a temp gauge?
I'm going to be doing a PSI gauge and a temp gauge on my new trans. I'm super paranoid about it. I spent $3k while unemployed to fix my car with one of Frank's level 2 and stalls.
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IIRC and if they don't mind. Frank said before that a temp sensor there will read high because it gets case temp also. (I found this to be true)
TP (trinity) says the sensor can slightly block the flow of fluid.
Most say the pan is the best place for average temps.
http://www.keystonekrawlers.com/Mods...Temp_Guage.htm
Plug on Driver's side of 4l60e. I've spent a LOT of time staring at mine.
Frank or any other experts care to verify that this is an acceptable way to install a temp gauge?
I'm going to be doing a PSI gauge and a temp gauge on my new trans. I'm super paranoid about it. I spent $3k while unemployed to fix my car with one of Frank's level 2 and stalls.
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