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TRANS TEMP GAUGE INSTALL
Any one tell me where on a e4od to connect the trans temp gauge? A pic would be great!
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theres a plug on the drivers side of the tranny just above the pan to the rear of your shift linkage
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At the top right of the pic you can see the greasy wire with the red crimp on conector going to the temp sensor just above the pan edge
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so would a 1996 f350 come all done up to run wires for a tranny temp
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I have the same question cause other wise you have to cut a whole in the pan weld the thing in put the pan back on and hope it doesnt leak
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put it in the same exact place thats shown in the above pic. Its actually a pressure test port from what i understand. put some teflon tape on the fitting, shouldnt have any issues with leaking.
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so i would go to napa and ask for a tranny temp senser then get a gauge and wire it up? and thats it. what would be normal running temp also?
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If you order the gauge from autometer or one of those companies it will come with the temp sensor that goes into the tranny all you need to buy is the wire to run from the sensor to the gauge I used 18 gauge wire. It was the easiest gauge for me to wire up and if you get it from autometer it came with instructions with pictures on where to find that sensor. Mine normally runs between 125 and 150 degrees
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I cant find that spot in the picture all i see is the linkage for the deal and nothing else and a plug in wire hooked togeater way up inside and mine is a 96 350 so if you could help me out someone please im having trouble finding it
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If yours is an a4od, then the plug is there. It might look like the head of a bolt.
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