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#26694 07/10/2004 5:20 PM
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where in the engine does the information come from
that then the gage it's running hot - the gauge uses
bulb indicator it lights up if it is hot or cold - engine
305 or 327 :confused: thanks


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#26695 07/10/2004 5:24 PM
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There's a temperature sender, with a wire connected to the top of it ... it should be found either on the side of your engine-head or in the top of the intake manifold.


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#26696 07/10/2004 5:51 PM
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Yeah..some of the older have them on the intake.

Most SBC have them on the head. It could be either side, most of the time they put it on the driverside.


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#26697 07/10/2004 6:01 PM
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If your not sure if you have the right sender then just turn the key to the on position and have someone look at the gauges while you take the wire off the sender and touch the wire to metal. This will cause the light to turn on.


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#26698 07/10/2004 6:27 PM
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thanks for the info - cool


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