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09-22-2006 #1
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Install a temp gaue with no bung in tranny pan
Is there a way to install an electronic temp sensor for a transmission - but not in the pan - no bung? Is there any way to do it in-line with the cooling lines?
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09-22-2006 #2
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I installed mine using a T-fitting. The temp sensor screwed in using an adapter. Cost, about $30.
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This is what I planned on using also.
Originally Posted by rocketrod
09-24-2006 #5
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It is not that hard to add the bung to the pan. If you add a bung you will end up with a lot less points that can leek or fail and you do not need to mount any extra parts. It also adds a drain point if you do not have one already. Just my .02$. Randy
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09-25-2006 #6
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That was my original intent - however the tranny shop that built my new tranny - forgot to put a bung in for me - which got me upset - really do want to take apart the new pan - and break the seal and redo - just want to get it in the car - reason why I was looking for another alternative to a welded bung.
Thanks guys - that autometer part is exactly what I will need.
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