Water temperature sender adapter advise?
13 April 2013, 11:44 PM
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Water temperature sender adapter advise?
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Trying install some Prosport Gauges into my 07 GB270. Hit a slight issue in that the water temperature guage wont work unless I install a water temp sender adapter. I have seen a few on the net but havent a clue what size in mm I need. Can someone help please, I think it is 38mm but want to seek clarification before buying.
Thanks in advance.
Dale
Trying install some Prosport Gauges into my 07 GB270. Hit a slight issue in that the water temperature guage wont work unless I install a water temp sender adapter. I have seen a few on the net but havent a clue what size in mm I need. Can someone help please, I think it is 38mm but want to seek clarification before buying.
Thanks in advance.
Dale
14 April 2013, 11:07 AM
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Where's it going? If you mean in the top tube, it's 38mm internal diameter........well, it is for a classic
DO get one with an earthing screw/connector, so as to be able to connect the sender body to earth, as some need it.
Best thing is to put the new gauge sender where the one is for the clocks, and move the clocks one to the top tube: you get more accurate readings from the original fitting space.
DO get one with an earthing screw/connector, so as to be able to connect the sender body to earth, as some need it.
Best thing is to put the new gauge sender where the one is for the clocks, and move the clocks one to the top tube: you get more accurate readings from the original fitting space.
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Where's it going? If you mean in the top tube, it's 38mm internal diameter........well, it is for a classic
DO get one with an earthing screw/connector, so as to be able to connect the sender body to earth, as some need it.
Best thing is to put the new gauge sender where the one is for the clocks, and move the clocks one to the top tube: you get more accurate readings from the original fitting space.
DO get one with an earthing screw/connector, so as to be able to connect the sender body to earth, as some need it.
Best thing is to put the new gauge sender where the one is for the clocks, and move the clocks one to the top tube: you get more accurate readings from the original fitting space.
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