Having a hard time tracking down a sending unit for a temperature warning light. 1/4-3/8 npt preferred (vs 1/2) and a post on the top for an easy connection.
What vehicles should I be looking at for this? something more universal is great too.
Its for our bronco as the temp gauge is small and out of sight. I dont trust myself to check it enough much less my wife and this is for her!
gratuitous pic of dash where light will eventually be:
What engine is in the Bronco? 6 or 8 cylinder? I'd think you should still be able to just look up the factory part on Rock Auto or some other site.
here are a few
Go to NAPA and ask them for the Big Book Of Switches from under the counter. It's a Balkamp book, I think, but it has pictures of every sensor as well as thread pitch and threshold temperature. By far the easiest option.
Keith Tanner said:Go to NAPA and ask them for the Big Book Of Switches from under the counter. It's a Balkamp book, I think, but it has pictures of every sensor as well as thread pitch and threshold temperature. By far the easiest option.
+1 on this.
I used an Auto Meter oil temperature light driver for the fan control circuit on my Fairmont. It turned on at 210° and off at 185°. I seem to remember it being a little big, so I used and adaptor, which I'm sure skewed the temperature a little.
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