Transmission temp gauge
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There is an optional mount for that. It's designed for water temp and go in the block. Adapting it for a trans you may need to weld it to the pan.
https://www.iequus.com/pub/media/manuals/6242.pdf
https://www.iequus.com/pub/media/manuals/6242.pdf
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There is an optional mount for that. It's designed for water temp and go in the block. Adapting it for a trans you may need to weld it to the pan.
https://www.iequus.com/pub/media/manuals/6242.pdf
https://www.iequus.com/pub/media/manuals/6242.pdf
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From: Clayton MI
If it has clearance above it, and the threads match up, that would probably work.
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I don’t plan to put the plug on like the bottom side I want to put it on the side of the pan so the sensor doesn’t hit anything and it will still drain the tranny enough so I’m not pouring fluid all over myself
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Even with a drain plug, I find the trans is still more than capable of turning me an interesting shade of red.... I swear it holds onto some fluid until I am under it, then drops it all at once.
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yeah lmao it just isn’t as heavy