After I blew my 4.0 I tested half a dozen senders to get a baseline on gauge movement. The needle starts to move at 55, hits the middle (horizontal) at 77 and stays there till around 102-104 then rockets to the top at 107 then the light comes on.
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After I blew my 4.0 I tested half a dozen senders to get a baseline on gauge movement. The needle starts to move at 55, hits the middle (horizontal) at 77 and stays there till around 102-104 then rockets to the top at 107 then the light comes on.
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Originally Posted by gavinwibrow
It's under a bolt in the front rhs of motor. Just under the injector loom plug. The TM2 was reading 85 when the Nanocom was reading 90-95.Quote:
Originally Posted by northiam
Regards
Robbo
I have an EMS guage with an in hose temp sender earth'd back to the block and mine sits any where in the 90's and on 45degree days towing a camper trailer had it reach 118.
Dash gauge reaches half by approx 75c and hasnt moved any higher not even when the ems hit 118c.