need help hooking up a transmission temp gauge
#1
need help hooking up a transmission temp gauge
i do quite a bit of trailer hauling in the summer. i've seen a few members with transmission temp gauges. i need a little insight on how a general hook of one would go
thanks
dave
thanks
dave
#2
The ones I remember have a tee fitting that gets spliced into the transmission cooler lines. The temp sensor to the gauge is connected into the tee. You would want to splice into the return line, the one going back to the transmission from the radiator / trans cooler.
#3
allright is there anyway to verify my blazer has a transmission cooler? mine had the factory tow pkg. (don't know if that helps). sorry about being a newb when it comes to transmission, but its something i've never had to work on to much.
also this would be considered a mechanical gauge then, right?
#5
allright, so if they say it came with a tow pkg. it's just the hitch then, no other goodies?
thanks for setting me straight on that.
also, just searching ebay i found some that are electric, so it has a sending unit.from my understanding i have 2 options, install a sensor on the transmission pan. which would require drilling into it. or the obd2 monitors it. is there a way to use the obd but with a tranny temp gauge. i don't want to go out and buy a scan gauge. im looking to put more gauges in though.
Last edited by Spectreblazer; 03-09-2010 at 07:52 PM.
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