Engine temp. timers
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From: Rogue River, OR
Ya just gotta luv this site. This thread has gone from "Name that timer" to idle laws in numerous states to "Heaters"on big rigs" to, "I think my PSD is a heater. LOL
For those of you who aren't afraid to break or bend a law now and then
(I'm sure there is only a few) I found the unit that I was inquiring about.
It's made by "ISSPRO" Mdl # R4130 and sells anywhere from $185.00 to $202.00.
If you have an Isspro EGT gauge or a certain type of probe (forget which one) this unit can be run through your gauge and you don't have to install an additional probe. The probe is extra anyway.
If your really serious about cooling prior to shut down I would think that a temp sensored unit would out preform a "egg timer" as you really wouldn't know how long it would take to bring the temp down to 300*. IMHO
NOTE:
This research is for YOUR information only and I am not endorsing it one way or the other. (Lets see if that gets me out of trouble)
Thanks for all of the grins and giggles.
Rog
For those of you who aren't afraid to break or bend a law now and then
(I'm sure there is only a few) I found the unit that I was inquiring about.
It's made by "ISSPRO" Mdl # R4130 and sells anywhere from $185.00 to $202.00.
If you have an Isspro EGT gauge or a certain type of probe (forget which one) this unit can be run through your gauge and you don't have to install an additional probe. The probe is extra anyway.
If your really serious about cooling prior to shut down I would think that a temp sensored unit would out preform a "egg timer" as you really wouldn't know how long it would take to bring the temp down to 300*. IMHO
NOTE:
This research is for YOUR information only and I am not endorsing it one way or the other. (Lets see if that gets me out of trouble)
Thanks for all of the grins and giggles.
Rog
