ugh..electric water temp gauge...
#28
version 2.0
iTrader: (17)
Why not tap into the heater core inlet like mentioned before? That's right after the hot side of the motor, so you are going to get good readings from it. Besides, cutting a hose in half and using two worm gear hose clamps to hold an aluminum adapter in there is a hell of a lot easier than removing the water pump. Heck, I even think I have an adapter that I will give you for this, lol.
#31
what if the temp is set to right in the middle? i usually leave it right there. but i do use a/c during the summer so that wouldnt be an ideal place...i do have a spare car with a spare engine...im tempted to try and tap that water pump. not sure how i feel about cracking that open though...also then having to replace the gasket
#32
Rotary Revolutionary
iTrader: (16)
Its really not that hard to remove the waterpump and if its never been replaced now might be an opportune time. The only thing holding me up is that I don't have the tools to actually drill and tap the hole.
I'm very curious as to what size the hole in your iron is though. Since I'm making a custom gauge cluster I won't need the stock gauge so I'm determined to figure out how I can use the stock sensor location...
I'm very curious as to what size the hole in your iron is though. Since I'm making a custom gauge cluster I won't need the stock gauge so I'm determined to figure out how I can use the stock sensor location...