classic water temp sensor
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ive just baught a 60mm water temp sensor to go with the rest of my gauges but not sure where the sensor should go
i have bein told by a friend to get 1 of these and put it in the top rad hose
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Water-Temp-Gau...item2a07fdd32c
is that correct or is there sumwhere else thanks
i have bein told by a friend to get 1 of these and put it in the top rad hose
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Water-Temp-Gau...item2a07fdd32c
is that correct or is there sumwhere else thanks
Yes, that will work. On mine, when I had my engine rebuilt, the builder put the Defi sender where the OE one was, on top of the block behind the alternator, it's fed by one wire. He wanted the more accurate gauge in the best position.
He left my OE gauge disconnected, but I found mthe gauge being constantly at zero a bit disconcerting, so bought one of the above and fitted it into my top hose, after extending the wire slightly.
Don't forget an earth wire from the adaptor to the car's earth, or your nice new gauge probably won't work
He left my OE gauge disconnected, but I found mthe gauge being constantly at zero a bit disconcerting, so bought one of the above and fitted it into my top hose, after extending the wire slightly.
Don't forget an earth wire from the adaptor to the car's earth, or your nice new gauge probably won't work
38mm on a classic. AFAIK, newage are the same.
Cut it ACCURATELY, OFF the car, fit adaptor etc, then fit hose. Use GOOD QUALITY jubilee clips
Mine had a new hose. Cutting the old one caused it to split.
I cut mine with a kitchen knife, over a piece of wood, having marked the hose first, and turning it as I went. The knife had a non-serrated balde and was SHARP........I know, 'cos I sharpened it
Cut it ACCURATELY, OFF the car, fit adaptor etc, then fit hose. Use GOOD QUALITY jubilee clips
Mine had a new hose. Cutting the old one caused it to split.I cut mine with a kitchen knife, over a piece of wood, having marked the hose first, and turning it as I went. The knife had a non-serrated balde and was SHARP........I know, 'cos I sharpened it
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