16-08-2005, 14:07
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You could measure the temperature of the cooling fluid with a aftermarket sensor+gauge, but as long as it's a analog gauge, and the wire-ing has to be done by yourself, the reading won't be that accurate.
If you have a type-K termocouple with a digital readout, there shouldn't be a big variation though: reading should be within 3 degrees accurate.
The question is: Why would you like to have a accurate readout of the cooling temperature, whereas the oil temp is much more important..
This will give you a nice indication:
but this will give you the best reading:
See conrad.de or equiv.
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