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burt ragio
10-18-2007, 01:39 PM
I ordered trans temp gauge & trans manifold block. Thanks Joe W. Block is on back order should receive shipment in two weeks. I have read posts on installation of the maniold block in line where the trany line meets the rubber line. I understand the block has a compression fitting on each side what is a barbed fitting and how is it connected to the exit side of the block ?
KillJoy
10-18-2007, 01:41 PM
Cut the end off of the Hard Tube (to the cooler)
Install compression fitting end.
Install Manifold.
Install Barb end.
Attatch hose to barbed end.
Install Temp Sensor in TOP of Manifold.
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KillJoy
Marauderjack
10-18-2007, 01:46 PM
Cut the end off of the Hard Tube (to the cooler)
Install compression fitting end.
Install Manifold.
Install Barb end.
Attatch hose to barbed end.
Install Temp Sensor in TOP of Manifold.
:up:
KillJoy
Buy a ScanGauge II and monitor trans temps without boogering up the cooler lines!!!:beer: You would be surprised what data the OBD II port provides!!:eek:
Marauderjack:burnout:
burt ragio
10-18-2007, 01:51 PM
I don't know what a barbed end is.
burt ragio
10-18-2007, 01:56 PM
Buy a ScanGauge II and monitor trans temps without boogering up the cooler lines!!!:beer: You would be surprised what data the OBD II port provides!!:eek:
Marauderjack:burnout:
If the scan gauge II didn't always have to be pluged into the USB port it would be a good idea.
Marauderjack
10-18-2007, 02:32 PM
If the scan gauge II didn't always have to be pluged into the USB port it would be a good idea.
It's the OBD II port and what's wrong with that??:confused:
Do you use the port for something else while driving around??:eek::cool:
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