Inlet temp gauge, where from? Types?
13 June 2007, 12:02 PM
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Inlet temp gauge, where from? Types?
Seen some people who have these gauges, those little digi ones.
Where are people getting them from and are there any others to consider?
Where are people getting them from and are there any others to consider?
13 June 2007, 10:37 PM
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yup,i got the maplins one, but it only goes upto 70 degrees,but hey,if it gets that hot,i`ll slow down i guess !
u just need to solder a wire on th eback to make it cycle every 1 second,otherwise it cycles every 15 seconds
u just need to solder a wire on th eback to make it cycle every 1 second,otherwise it cycles every 15 seconds
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Temperature Module
Here you go from the maplins web site,check for your local stockist,or do what i did and give them a bell to deliver.... less than £15 and a little soldering and its good to go
You want the module,bezel and temp probe underneath....
Here you go from the maplins web site,check for your local stockist,or do what i did and give them a bell to deliver.... less than £15 and a little soldering and its good to go
You want the module,bezel and temp probe underneath....
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14 June 2007, 10:23 PM
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Not for that money mate....... mine took a couple of days to turn up,they say to allow 28 days for delivery,not it will take that..... (unless completly out of stock i guess )
14 June 2007, 10:38 PM
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im lucky,local maplins 10 mins from where i work
i didnt get the facia tho,they said it was an internet order part only, its like 12p i said, postage is like £3 hows that make sense !
didnt need it anyway but was still a bit miffed.
will get a pic of mine
i didnt get the facia tho,they said it was an internet order part only, its like 12p i said, postage is like £3 hows that make sense !
didnt need it anyway but was still a bit miffed.
will get a pic of mine
18 June 2007, 06:26 PM
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Just ordered these from maplin, 1-3 days delivery
Just a quick question, where do you place the probe ie in the i/c or the inlet pipe ?
thanks chris
Just a quick question, where do you place the probe ie in the i/c or the inlet pipe ?
thanks chris
18 June 2007, 08:43 PM
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They also offer this on:
Maplin > Small Temperature Module
£9.99 complete but cycles evry 15 seconds
Maplin > Small Temperature Module
£9.99 complete but cycles evry 15 seconds
18 June 2007, 09:21 PM
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They also offer this on:
Maplin > Small Temperature Module
£9.99 complete but cycles evry 15 seconds
Maplin > Small Temperature Module
£9.99 complete but cycles evry 15 seconds
it only needs soldering across pin 1 and 8 or something like that, at the top of the unit there are copper connections,its across here the wire goes.
23 June 2007, 11:36 AM
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read the leaflet,it tells you in there,its the brass/copper segments at the TOP of the unit the wire goes across,think its 1 and 8 or something like that to make it register every 1 second.
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