mechanical water temp.
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mechanical water temp.
ok i installed my water temp. into the lower radiator hose, now the problem is... what do i seal it with??? i tried apoxy for rubber but its just not working, it barly drips out after the engine heats up. any suggestions????
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Re: mechanical water temp. (b18cEF9)
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I second wtf are you talking about?
I second wtf are you talking about?
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Re: mechanical water temp. (drdisco69)
it sounds like you just cut a hole in the radiator hose, pushed the probe in, and tried to seal it up? is that right?
if so.....go buy a new radiator hose right now
if so.....go buy a new radiator hose right now
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Re: mechanical water temp. (Brownjd)
Air in the system is going to be drawn in and your cooling circuit isn't going to have proper pressure due to the weakness of your hose, and probably some other things that I am forgetting. In short -
NEW HOSE FOOL!!
NEW HOSE FOOL!!
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Re: mechanical water temp. (b18cEF9)
just buy a piece of exhaust tubing the size of the id on your hose weld a nut on that matches the sender and clamp it in the straight section of hose
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