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mylilpwny 10-21-2009 10:43 AM

Trans Temp Gauge Help
 
ok so i got my new set of gauges and got a trans temp this time ... it came with a new temp sensor to put in the trans ... but my question is ... do i have to drop the pan and replace the stock one ? or can i just use the stock sensor and splice in the guage into the wires ?

would like to know ... dont want to drop the pan lol

sunsetsky 10-21-2009 10:45 AM

That's possible but we recommend replacing the stock with the new one to ensure most accurate reading.

rkadcock 10-21-2009 10:53 AM

On my 97 I tapped into the hotlilne that comes off the transmission. You just replace the factory plug on the T and insert your the sensor their. Thats also how my local shop does most of the cummins that come in...

mylilpwny 10-21-2009 11:28 AM

rka can you elaborate on that alittle more i am so lost ... the hot line ??? the line from the trans to the cooler ? or something else ? wat plug/t are you talking about

i might try and see if splicing into the stock wires will work for not ... evenif its not perfect it will work for now and give me an idea of wats going on ... and when i have the time (and am going to do more then just replace a sensor ) i will drop the trans pan and replace it

wildbill 10-21-2009 11:31 AM

The hot line is the line coming off the transmission, going to the cooler.

12valvecory 10-21-2009 12:13 PM

trans gauge
 
i just took a nipple out on the top passenger side and screwed it in but is there away to do away with the stock senser mine always comes un done and my temp light comes on.

mylilpwny 10-21-2009 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by wildbill (Post 415315)
The hot line is the line coming off the transmission, going to the cooler.

so were is the plug your talking about ??? and does the sensor just kinda screw inplace of the plug ? just gettin all the info i need before i tackle the project ... i mean worst thing i drop the pan and replace the stock one ... lol ... but that will have to wait i have no money for trans fliud

rkadcock 10-21-2009 11:31 PM

The plug is on the driver side near the front of the transmission going into the engine bay. Its fairly easy to find, its a straight line going into the bay and its got a T in it with a bolt.

I'll be back home tomorrow afternoon and can post up a pic of where it is

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And yes the screw does replace the plug. Remove the bolt and put the sender in. takes less than 5 minutes

mylilpwny 10-21-2009 11:35 PM

ahh ... thats awsome tanx so much for the info ... lol ... ya man pix would be awsome .. but i have an idea of wat you are talking about

rkadcock 10-22-2009 09:10 AM

Its real easy to find once you get under there. I managed to find it when I did mine and I had no clue what I was doing and I definetly had no expierence....


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