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Date:         Tue, 18 Jul 1995 20:23:00 -0400 (EDT)
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From:         Gary Clayton <coyote@nando.net>
Subject:      Re: Problem w/temp gauge

On Tue, 18 Jul 1995, Sami Dakhlia wrote:

> (Just waiting for you to tell me you didn't use teflon tape and me eating > my words... :)

I hope you already ate.... Yes, I did use some teflon tape, everywhere. The elect. connection (ground) did cross my mind, but when I later pulled out the temp. sensor to test, I am convinced the teflon tears and there is metal-to-metal contact. I did not put new tape on the sensor when I put it back in and there was still no response. The extra ground connection is worth testing, I will try it.

For the oil temp. I've got a porsche friend checking his catalogs for a sump plate with the fitting. Or do I have to drill a hole in mine?

I can then eliminate the T and 6-inch nipple. I don't want to cut the tin for the pressure sensor. I like the idea of a flexible hose.

BTW Sami, I chickened out of mounting the gauges in the dash. :) I got a panel at FLAPS and put it right above my right knee.

-gary

coyote@nando.net Gary Clayton '76 Campmobile


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