Guage install help
#1
I jsut got my autometer tranny temp gauge today. and i was wondering where is a good place to install the sending unit. it is an electric one. the direction say to drill a hole in the tranny cover. but i thought maybe someone would know where there is already and existing hole. let me know thanks.
#2
NONONONo, dont drill a hole
Phew!!!!! glad we caught you before you did that..
there is a plug right above the shift linkage on the drivers side of the trans..
unscrew it from them trans and screw you new unit in where it was..
it's a perfect fit..
make sure to use some teflon on the threads, just incase it may leak.
hope this helps.
Daniel
Phew!!!!! glad we caught you before you did that..
there is a plug right above the shift linkage on the drivers side of the trans..
unscrew it from them trans and screw you new unit in where it was..
it's a perfect fit..
make sure to use some teflon on the threads, just incase it may leak.
hope this helps.
Daniel
#6
Originally Posted by 01 Thunder
NONONONo, dont drill a hole
Phew!!!!! glad we caught you before you did that..
there is a plug right above the shift linkage on the drivers side of the trans..
unscrew it from them trans and screw you new unit in where it was..
it's a perfect fit..
make sure to use some teflon on the threads, just incase it may leak.
hope this helps.
Daniel
Phew!!!!! glad we caught you before you did that..
there is a plug right above the shift linkage on the drivers side of the trans..
unscrew it from them trans and screw you new unit in where it was..
it's a perfect fit..
make sure to use some teflon on the threads, just incase it may leak.
hope this helps.
Daniel
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