Aeroforce Interceptor Question - temp readings
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I'm using the Carquest housing, so I only have two ports.
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You could add a male run tee at the waterpump or the inlet of the filter housing to add the sender.
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Yes, It's several months later. 
I've added a stand alone coolant temp gauge. My readings vary quite a bit from the OBD based Aeroforce numbers. Sometimes I see a 20* difference, other times, it's within 2 or so degrees.
Most of the time I'm seeing around 170* with ambient temps under 35*. When loaded up a little it'll rise - but not much. I've only seen the needle tickle the 190 mark once.
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I've added a stand alone coolant temp gauge. My readings vary quite a bit from the OBD based Aeroforce numbers. Sometimes I see a 20* difference, other times, it's within 2 or so degrees.
Most of the time I'm seeing around 170* with ambient temps under 35*. When loaded up a little it'll rise - but not much. I've only seen the needle tickle the 190 mark once.
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