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Wtf Do I Mount The Autometer Sender?

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Old 07-09-2003, 01:55 PM
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The water pump is sooooo inaccessible, and there's practically no room to mount the sender!!!



Can I install it in the plastic thermostat housing neck? Like drill/jbweld the fitting into it?



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Old 07-09-2003, 02:44 PM
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No. It will crack. You will either need to take off the water pump and housing and tap it in the rear, or wherever it will fit, or get a pipe with bung on it and put it in your upper rad hose. My Omori is like the latter but it scares me because it is after the thermostat, so if it sticks closed you don;t get the right readings.
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Old 07-09-2003, 08:44 PM
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anyone ever try the lower radiator hose?
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Old 07-10-2003, 08:28 AM
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That would actually be better but there is not much to work with down there. If you can fit a metal pipe with bung in there than by all means, go for it
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What about the metal pipe (heater hose line) that connects to the lower rad hose opening? I wonder if there would be room to tap that and put the sensor in?



Cosmo, your car is bad *** btw...
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Do you mean that pretty skinny metal pipe?? Dunno about that.



Yah, I like my car, too bad the damn thing is broken.
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Yeah, I was thinking it may be to skinny but wasn't sure.. WP housing is best but a PITA for just a temp sensor install
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Originally Posted by Cosmo Donk' date='Jul 10 2003, 09:28 AM
That would actually be better but there is not much to work with down there. If you can fit a metal pipe with bung in there than by all means, go for it
remove the hose, cut it, install metal pipe with bung welded on then

put the whole thing back in the car assembled, it would be no harder then putting

the lower hose in to begin with
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