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Old 01-18-2008, 08:21 PM
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Got guages, got questions.

Okay, got a few questions, I just got my guages, pyro, boost, tranny, and fuel psi. I know how/where to hook up the pyro and boost, what about the tranny and fuel pressure? I have heard of people putting the tranny temp in the line that goes to the cooler and I guess maybe the fuel pressure inline somewhere between the LP and IP? Just figured I'd ask first seems like when I think I know how to do something already, I see somebody on here do it a way that is alot easier and think, I shoulda asked!


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for the fuel pressure you can use a tapped banjo bolt from geno's. this is the cleanest way i know of to do it and it's about $10. the tranny temp can be done using a mopar hose part #CH05011244AA. it has a boss for the sender in the hose. you could also cut and tee the hose if you like.
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there is a little bolt on the front of the trans on the passenger side. i think they call it a servo test port or something like that. i took the bolt out and screwed in my trans temp probe there. i usually run 140* in summer in normal driving and 180* when drag racing, but right now its so cold i usually run a 100*.
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Thanks for the tips, they should help make things go smoother!


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Old 01-19-2008, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by psd tuner
there is a little bolt on the front of the trans on the passenger side. i think they call it a servo test port or something like that. i took the bolt out and screwed in my trans temp probe there. i usually run 140* in summer in normal driving and 180* when drag racing, but right now its so cold i usually run a 100*.
Thats not an accurate trans temp. Most ccurate trans temp will be had in the "to cooler" line.
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Chris,
Re the fuel psi connection, I noticed an item on geno's garage you might be interested in.... I've got a post just started on "performance accessories" cuz I didn't know where ask the question... Anyway, the item is a replacement for your fuel fitler cap that has a fitting built onto it--geno's claims it allows easy connection of a psi monitor. I'm considering this, but waiting for addition feedback/post responses. Its a bit pricey, however,...$59 ...my 2cents Here's a link to genos item: http://www.genosgarage.com/prodinfo.asp?number=LT_FFCPP
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thanks for the info i have been woundering about the placement of my trans temp probe if this is a accurate location or not. why isnt this a accurate location to measure the temp.?
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Put your trans temp sender in the cooler line that goes from the tranny to the first heat exchanger. You can do this by cutting the line and installing a tap with one of THESE, or you can buy one of THESE.

Why do you want to read the temp at this location?
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