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Date:         Tue, 6 Aug 1996 23:45:39 -0700
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From:         ddes@anet-dfw.com (David Schwarze)
Subject:      Re: Oil Temp Sensing

At 12:54 PM 8/6/96, Jeff Carver wrote: >I'm looking for a oil temperature sensor and gauge. I've been >told the type that replaces the dipstick is better than the one that >senses at the sump. Any comments? I've been told the opposite also. >Has anybody run BOTH and compared the readings, and how does one >tell which is more accurate

Argh! I posted a long rant about this a month or two ago (on vanagon@lenti). I contend that there is no difference in accuracy between the sump mounted sender and the dipstick one, and I'd be happy to argue why I am so sure of this with anyone in person or on the phone. I don't have the energy to type it out again. :)

-David

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