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Senior User
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 213
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From: College station, TX
hey if i have an autometer pyro already installed can i use the probe and wiring from it and re route it to go to the back of that gauge? or does it take a different probe and wiring setup
Senior User
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 222
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From: pennsburg Pa
ok i see the ones on ebay, i was thinking abt getting a water temp sensor from them to, Anyone have an idea how that connects, do you just replace your old sensor with a diff one or have to tap into the housing somewhere?
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Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,386
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From: Spokane, WA
WOW!!!_____Glad to finally see some interest in these gauges, I still only have the pyro gauge. I am currently snowbirding it Parker AZ. the gauge has preformed well for me so far, probably about 3500 miles approx. 1700 towing a 14,000lb 5th wheel trailer. Definitely have got to have a pyro for this kind of towing, I have gone over 1250 degrees a few times on our trip but usually notice right away. I will do the audio alarm as soon as can get to it, hopefully for our return trip.
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Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 222
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From: pennsburg Pa
yes i was planning on running the 2 gauges, I like were you placed them in the dash but is there room for 2 of them in that spot, Im not sure what you mean about the t fitting, I just wanted to get an idea how you hook up the water temp sensor, since i got no idea how it would work with that gauge,
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Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 4,116
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From: metairie, LA
if you want to use this meter for water, you would have to remove the factory temp sensor, and install the one that comes with the meter. what i meant by t was so you could use the factory and aftermarket gauges.