auto meter pyro guage question
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auto meter pyro guage question
Is there such a thing as a pyro slowly quiting? It always was up to 800 to 1200 degrees depending on my power output. Then all of a sudden it started reading about half or a little less then half of what it used to. No recent mods except a 203* thermastat. I always figured it was all or nothing with these guages. Can a guy buy just the probe and not have to pay for the whole thing? The probe is probably three years old. Should I pull it out (the probe) and inspect it? Thanks, Glenn
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Pulled out the probe today and it was a little dirty but looks good. The end of the probe is tappered, I think this is normal but please chime in if not. Is there a way to test it while I have it out? I have to wait until Monday to see how much another probe is. Any body know? If they are expensive I would consider buying a whole new guage and probel
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Yes they are both type "K" thermocouplers. I did some research and that thermo that he is selling, "R650AHTPL" DieselManor sells it for $63.55 as it has the weather pack connector. that is the same one that I'm using.
The price is right.
Rog
The price is right.
Rog
