Dan Kramarsky <dkramarsky68@yahoo.com> wrote:
: continuing the thread on sender/sensors......
: I was interested in how a tranny temp sender gets installed? Is it on the side of the
: pan? If so, how do you make it rigid enough? Do you weld a bung there on the side of
: the pan?
: I suppose theres a kit somewhere for this huh?
Yep, Summit has a kit that requires no welding - just drill a hole
in the pan, and screw the bung in place. I used it for a tranny temp
gauge in my tranny pan and an oil temp gauge in my oil pan, both on
the Barracuda. They work great, and no leaks so far. :-)
What Summit sells is actually an "oil drain" kit, but the drain
plug is 1/8 NPT so any temp sender with 1/8 NPT threads can be
screwed into it.
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