electric fan with coolant sensor ???

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Gandyj

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I used that same adapter on my racecar. I got it from Pegasus Racing about four years ago. Here is the link, Pegasus - Inline Temperature Gauge Adapters for Silicone Hose

 

HISSIN50

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Autometer also offers an adapter similar to Markus'.

EDIT: looks like the item in the link might be the AM offering.

 

Markus

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Gandyj said:

I used that same adapter on my racecar. I got it from Pegasus Racing about four years ago. Here is the link, Pegasus - Inline Temperature Gauge Adapters for Silicone Hose

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Yes, this are exact the same
The sensor is spal temp sensor that come with my spal fan pwm unit but you can use any 3/8 bsp temp sensor.

Markus

 

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As suggested earlier, drill and tap the port in the thermostat housing. That's what I did with my Flex-a-lite fan controller and it works perfectly. It always turns the fan on and off at exactly the temp I set it at.

My old black magic fan had a probe that went in the radiator and it never turned on correctly during the initial warm-up of the engine.

Dean

 

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My buddy drilled and tapped into the tube that goes to the heater core from the intake. He tapped it on the top of the hex part that screws into the intake. Looks very nice almost like its factory.