bspt or metric
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What is the adapter I need to "T" the EDC sensor... It's for an autometer water gauge... I'd like to keep the original sensor too...
1/8 bspt to 1/8 npt?
anyone knows?
What is the adapter I need to "T" the EDC sensor... It's for an autometer water gauge... I'd like to keep the original sensor too...
1/8 bspt to 1/8 npt?
anyone knows?
pretty sure its 1/8bspt just like the oil pressure sensor. i think most people just use npt with some extra teflon tape. if you really want an adapter you can get one from mcmaster http://www.mcmaster.com/#4860k141/=5gicy2 i think it will be tough to find a tee piece with all the right sizes and also there is limited space to tighten a bulky tee fitting.
alternatively you could get a radiator hose adapter off ebay for pretty cheap
alternatively you could get a radiator hose adapter off ebay for pretty cheap
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what i don't like about hose adapter is that it dosen't read head temp... It's on the other side of the thermostat...So if the thermostat jam...
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your right... I'd be curious to see that set up... anybody have a picture?
But I would still want to know the answer about my first question... I might try that route first
But I would still want to know the answer about my first question... I might try that route first
1/8bspt but again its gonna be tough to find all the right adapters and everything. i searched mcmaster for at least an hour looking for some kind of bspt -> npt tee with no luck. also you would need to be careful of the added weight of adapters and tees, it could crack the head similar to when people tee for turbo oil lines in the block
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Autometer part 2269... It's something like 12$ http://www.autometer.com/cat_accesso...il.aspx?vid=59.
I'm alwready "t" behind the block at the pressure switch for oil pressure... I have put a 6 inch highpressure rubber hose before the "t". Have 40 days of track with that set up last summer and never had any issue...
I'm alwready "t" behind the block at the pressure switch for oil pressure... I have put a 6 inch highpressure rubber hose before the "t". Have 40 days of track with that set up last summer and never had any issue...
Autometer part 2269... It's something like 12$ http://www.autometer.com/cat_accesso...il.aspx?vid=59.
I'm alwready "t" behind the block at the pressure switch for oil pressure... I have put a 6 inch highpressure rubber hose before the "t". Have 40 days of track with that set up last summer and never had any issue...
I'm alwready "t" behind the block at the pressure switch for oil pressure... I have put a 6 inch highpressure rubber hose before the "t". Have 40 days of track with that set up last summer and never had any issue...
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