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      Aug 2004
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      Phoenix, AZ
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      LS1 temp sender

      I'd like to be able to run the factory console temp gauge in my '68 Camaro with an LS7. The obvious problem is that a stock sender is 1/2" NPT, which is much larger than the M12x1.5 hole in the head.

      For the heck of it, I cut down a stock replacement sender to see if it could go down to M12. The simple answer is no, and I got to see the inside mechanicals of the piece.

      I found some resistance values for the stock sender here (thanks Dave Pozzi): http://www.pozziracing.com/camaro_electrical.htm

      Basically, I'm trying to find a smaller sender that I can use. It seems that most later model stuff is not quite right, and I've had a tough time finding any resistance info online. On the bright side, since the stock gauge ranges from C to H, and I have a computer reading to verify the temp reading, the resistance just needs to be in the ballpark. Once I've established where certain temps are on the gauge, that'll be good enough for me.

      Anybody got any ideas?

      1969 Olds 442 convertible; 455 th400 sable/gold
      2006 Pontiac GTO: cammed LS2 T56 blue/blue
      1968 Chevy Camaro coupe: cammed LS7 T56 C5 subframe DSE 4 link, etc. rallye green/parchment





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