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Old 01-27-07, 08:41 AM
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Water Thermal Switch

Can you use the water thermal switch for an aftermarket temp. gauge? Im using the stock sensor for my aftermarket temp. gauge. Let stick to the question, I already know other places to put an aftermarket sensor in.

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Originally Posted by jgrts20
Can you use the water thermal switch for an aftermarket temp. gauge?
Of course not, it's a switch.

Im using the stock sensor for my aftermarket temp. gauge.
You can't use the stock sensor for an aftermarket gauge, it will read wrong. Only use the sensor that came with the gauge.
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Originally Posted by jgrts20
Can you use the water thermal switch for an aftermarket temp. gauge?
If by gauge, you mean light bulb, then yes.
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And if you meant water thermo sensor.............nope.
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