I got my shiny gauges back from Palo Alto and they included a new temp. sending unit. I've sort of just been staring at it. My site search turned up that it threads into the taco plate on the bottom of the engine...but I'm not sure if this is true for a /6 or not? I went through my pics and can't find a good one of the underside of the engine for reference.
Can someone please fill me in? What, where, how? I couldn't find any info in my manuals either.
Thanks,
Reid
Full Version: Oil temperature sending unit, 914-6
QUOTE(Lavanaut @ Jun 16 2009, 11:23 AM) 
I got my shiny gauges back from Palo Alto and they included a new temp. sending unit. I've sort of just been staring at it. My site search turned up that it threads into the taco plate on the bottom of the engine...but I'm not sure if this is true for a /6 or not? I went through my pics and can't find a good one of the underside of the engine for reference.
Can someone please fill me in? What, where, how? I couldn't find any info in my manuals either.
Thanks,
Reid
on the drivers front of the six engine.
QUOTE(Lavanaut @ Jun 16 2009, 10:23 AM)
I'm not sure if this is true for a /6
No.
Andy
NICE, thanks for the pic Andy. Is this just a plug-n-play operation? Anything to be aware of when swapping it out?
Thanks guys
Thanks guys
What switch is #64 then?
I believe #77 is related to mechanical fuel injection.
Jule
I believe #77 is related to mechanical fuel injection.
Jule
No fuel injected sixes.
QUOTE(rudedude @ Jun 16 2009, 06:26 PM)
What switch is #64 then?
I believe #77 is related to mechanical fuel injection.
Oops, my bad. You are correct, #64 it is ...
#77 is the Thermal Time Switch ...
Andy
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