xdanny510x

i got a transmission gauge couple dayz ago and im wondering am i supposed to get a sensor for the tranny//? or where do i connect it to? do i drill into the tranny or etc can someone plz help me..
if any one has pix . or sketches plz chime in

InchUp

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You'll need a temp probe in the pan somewhere. If you want a near-stock install, newer trucks at least as new as '04 come with a factory pan temp probe already in the pan. Otherwise you can drill and install your own, or get a nice Mag Hytec pan for the 4L60E. Another pan available on Summit is a TCI knock off from the Mag Hytec pan, both linked below.

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

http://www.mag-hytec.com/store/index...7abd5fde37dad2

xdanny510x

cause mines a 2005 so it should have it right?

dlstewart01

My 05 does not have a probe in the factory pan nor have I ever seen one in a factory pan. Now the trans are wired for a factory temp gage in the cluster from 99 to present.

The Mag-Hytec pan and also the Mag-hytec diff cover have a plug for the temp sensor. I am running both on my truck.

have a good one.

Don

shakinlm7

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https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...ht=trans+gauge

95ImpSS

iTrader: (2)

Was always curious about the possibility of using the stock resistor loop (trans temp) in conjunction with a trans temp gauge. Never pursued it. Guess in order to get that to work, it'd depend on the resistance requirement for a manufacturer's gauge. *edit* I think I remember the stock resistor is something around 100K ohms.

How about someone volunteering to try that out for the board. Here's a schematic to get you started. Git 'r dun!