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    The new alloy pan actually gives greater clearance to the driveshaft than the steel pan..





    Even so I hit it with the die grinder to get just a little more clearance...



    The pan depth creates clearance problems with the new crossmember.



    10mm to the fins and 5mm to the sump..



    I'm wondering whether to notch just for the sump or right across to the outside of the fins? Probably should go outside the fins.


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    Nice work as usual Pete, looks really professional

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    Didn't get much done this weekend. Plus I feel like **** due to bad news about work.
    Did manage to do the trans lines which are 3/8" stainless and the teflon braided stuff aswell. I've run the lines back before coming forward so there's no lines running above the spinning driveshaft..






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    Great build ive been watching with envy well done mate
    A small bit of advice separate those lines or they will rub together and in the long term wear a hole , If they are hard against your chassis the same will happen

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    Cheers Rangieman,
    Yeah those cable ties aren't permanent. Going use some little ally block separators and some metal straps with rubber blocks that I flogged off a DF LTD I'm wrecking.

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    I've been thinking about how to control the thermofan on the trans cooler and, at the same time knowing I wanted some extra gauges to keep an eye on things decided to go with a couple of these... Auto Meter
    They're a bit over $200ea but they can do much more than ordinary gauges which will cost well over $100ea but can't do anything else.
    I got a trans temp gauge and an Oil pressure gauge.
    So I'll be able to control the fan and it will also change colour and flash the change in colour to warn of exceeded limits, they have memory recall and a 0-5v data logger output.
    I looked at some other similar gauges and whilst some were cheaper they didn't have all of the features including, most importantly the output driver.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FIXR7 View Post
    I've been thinking about how to control the thermofan on the trans cooler and, at the same time knowing I wanted some extra gauges to keep an eye on things decided to go with a couple of these... Auto Meter
    They're a bit over $200ea but they can do much more than ordinary gauges which will cost well over $100ea but can't do anything else.
    I got a trans temp gauge and an Oil pressure gauge.
    So I'll be able to control the fan and it will also change colour and flash the change in colour to warn of exceeded limits, they have memory recall and a 0-5v data logger output.
    I looked at some other similar gauges and whilst some were cheaper they didn't have all of the features including, most importantly the output driver.
    Have you spoken with Autron in Melbourne? Local and very innovative instrument company, with good prices. Link below provides some initial info.

    https://autron.evolveshop.com.au/epa...AI%20Gauges%22
    D4 MY16 TDV6 - Cambo towing magic, Traxide Batteries, X Lifter, GAP ID Tool, Snorkel, Mitch Hitch, Clearview Mirrors, F&R Dashcams, CB
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    SADLY SOLD MY04 D2a TD5 auto and MY10 D4 2.7 both with lots of goodies

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    Just had a look, Interesting. Reminds me of tech, where I designed an LCD analog face gauge.
    I don't like the LCD gauges particularly though.

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    Here's what I got...

    Auto Meter

    Auto Meter

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    Quote Originally Posted by FIXR7 View Post
    Here's what I got...

    Auto Meter

    Auto Meter
    Nice gauges - being American they are imperial - do they do metric versions as well - I couldn't see any listed?
    If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.

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