Where to mount sender
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Where to mount sender
Hi all thanks for the help,
I have a 2004 F-350 6.0L with tourqe shift auto.
I have a autometer trans temp gauge. And am wondering where is the best spot to mount the sender. I tow a 4500lb trailer every day for my work. And I know the stock gauge in the dash won't show anything until it is already hot.
Thanks all
I have a 2004 F-350 6.0L with tourqe shift auto.
I have a autometer trans temp gauge. And am wondering where is the best spot to mount the sender. I tow a 4500lb trailer every day for my work. And I know the stock gauge in the dash won't show anything until it is already hot.
Thanks all
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It has a stock tranny temp gauge? If so that's cool! If that is the case, I don't see a reason to put in another... Does the stock one not work?
In any case, I checked into this a while back. There is alot of discussion as to where to put the trans temp sender. Some say to put in in-line in the outgoing coolant line right after the tranny, others say to put it in the test port, and others say to drill and weld a boss in the pan and put the sender there. No one seems to have the best answer but everyone seems to feel that their way works good for them....
In any case, I checked into this a while back. There is alot of discussion as to where to put the trans temp sender. Some say to put in in-line in the outgoing coolant line right after the tranny, others say to put it in the test port, and others say to drill and weld a boss in the pan and put the sender there. No one seems to have the best answer but everyone seems to feel that their way works good for them....
