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05-11-2007 #1
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Trans Temp gauge sender
I would like to install a temp gauge to monitor the trans. The plan is to run the sender on the outbound line which goes to an external cooler. All of the lines are -6AN braided. Can I install a t fitting in the line and run the sender to that? Or is there a better way of doing this.
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05-11-2007 #2
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It is recommended to monitor from the pan. Mine is in the drain plug.
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05-14-2007 #3
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A bung on the pan is the best way to go - however someone in the forum - last year sometime - as I raised the same questions - pointed out that Summit / Jegs sells a part that goes in line on the Temp lines - that allows you to add a sensor. Either search Jegs or Summit - or this forum under Auto Trans - and you should find it - posting was around Oct 06 - I believe.
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