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ciara 05-21-2002 07:58 PM

Trans mission temp guage
 
I have an autometer tranny temp guage for my car , but how do I hook it up. Where in the tranny does it hook to. I have a transmission cooler in front of the radiator if that makes a difference. I am running a powerglide.


Thanks

slo95 05-21-2002 08:41 PM

not really a "place" for it...
some tap the pan and install it there, I think there is a bung you can buy from B&M that allows for a sensor (also a handy drain incase of overfill). some "T" on of the tranny oil tubes and put the sensor in it. put it before your cooler so you get the tranny temp and not cooled oil temp

Mach 1 05-21-2002 11:00 PM

Not sure about the powerglide, but the AOD has test ports on the side of the case that have plugs in them. I remove the plug, and install the temp. sender there.

Mopar1 05-22-2002 12:55 AM

never had 1? is it a good idea. also seen a mustang with 2 traany coolers, what benfit would this have

PKRWUD 05-22-2002 04:50 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Mopar1
never had 1? is it a good idea. also seen a mustang with 2 traany coolers, what benfit would this have
They're a great idea, especially with a smaller than stock torque converter. They get hot, and that's never good.

Take care,
-Chris

Stang_ROTY 05-22-2002 06:41 AM

Tranny temp gauges are a great idea, especially for the higher stall convertors that see street use. I installed my temp gauge by ordering a B&M temp gauge. It came with everything necessary to tap into the return line to get an accurate temp, including the "T" fitting and the sensor. I decided to use the return line because I want to know if my tranny cooler is doing it's job. Jeg's sells the tranny gauge.

Good luck


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