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TO20 engine temp- where to stick it?

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Jeff-oh

09-18-2007 05:53:16




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Mark and Robert.

I agree that the upper radiator hose water neck is the right place to put the temperature sensor, but I have observed the thread dia. on the TO-20's and TE-20's is small compaired to the bushings provided with most temp. gauges.

Mark, have you put in a temp gauge in a TO-20?

Robert, when you said you put the sensor in the block where are up putting it? Did you use a pre-exsisting port, or drill and tap a new hole?

Thanks Jeff
-who has gauge but no place to stick it... Watch what you say in your responce please... :-)

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Mark from the fort

09-18-2007 20:01:27




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 Re: TO20 engine temp- where to stick it? in reply to Jeff-oh, 09-18-2007 05:53:16  
Yes I have. I insist on a temp and oil pressure guage on all my fergy's. On my collection, they are all one owner original fergies and the 20 had only amps and oil pressure.
I bent some sheetmetal and mounted temp gauge into flat metal and mounted slightly under dash.
I wasn't about to mess with dash and location is quite convienent.
Thanks, Mark.
With the fragility of these blocks, I am not going to crack and 60 year old block.
Mark

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Jeff-oh

09-19-2007 05:41:00




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 Re: TO20 engine temp- where to stick it? in reply to Mark from the fort, 09-18-2007 20:01:27  
Thanks, Mark

I was really tring to figure out how to mount the sensor. All the plugs I have just do not quite fit. I am thinking it is a metric issue perhaps. Though that would suprise me.

I thought I would mount the ampmeter under the battery. As I cannot see the real value of the ampmeter. or if I can replace the little red light on my tractor take out the ampmeter altogether.

Jeff



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gshadel

09-18-2007 18:18:41




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 Re: TO20 engine temp- where to stick it? in reply to Jeff-oh, 09-18-2007 05:53:16  
Jeff, Being the pack rat that I am, I found the brass plug that I pulled out of my TO20 coolant manifold when I installed a temp. gauge a couple years back. The plug is a 5/8 inch fine thread bolt. Don"t know if that helps your or not.

George



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Jeff-oh

09-19-2007 05:37:58




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 Re: TO20 engine temp- where to stick it? in reply to gshadel, 09-18-2007 18:18:41  
It does, Thanks. I have got to measure mine. As I have a TE-20 it is probally 15mm.

5/8 =.625 in
15mm = .590 in

it is just about that close. I have a machinest friend who will be able to make this mod. if necessary, I let you know what I find out.



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