Posted by Fuddy Duddy on June 24, 2013 at 07:20:11 from (75.237.94.64):
Dropped off the engine parts off the $400 8N at the machine shop to let them do their little number on it. Told the guy to go ahead and tap out the little flat spot on the head so I can put a manual temperature in it. He said in his opinion the electrical ones are better. I hadn't never given it much thought. I put a manual one it my pickup. I like it because you can still see the temperature with the key off. Anyone got an option as to one being better over the other. To me just having a temperature gauge is the main thing. But manual you don't need to run any wires to it. Just screw in the sending unit and mount the gauge.
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