I want to put a fluid temp guage on 727, did they have a port for it from the factory?
thanks
jared
727 temp guage
727 temp guage
"American Iron"
-
nfury8
- Sweptline.ORG Pioneer
- Posts: 2443
- Joined: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00 pm
- City: KC, MO
- Location: Kansas City
- Contact:
Re: 727 temp guage
No.
There are 2 common options. Easiest is to add a sender in the pan.
This is real easy if you have an aluminum pan. Drill a hole and tap it.
I did this on my crew cab. A more complicated, but accurate method
is to add a tee inline on the cooling line running from the trans to the
cooler. Then install the sender in the tee. I did this on my 69 Fury.
There are 2 common options. Easiest is to add a sender in the pan.
This is real easy if you have an aluminum pan. Drill a hole and tap it.
I did this on my crew cab. A more complicated, but accurate method
is to add a tee inline on the cooling line running from the trans to the
cooler. Then install the sender in the tee. I did this on my 69 Fury.
71 D100 Adventurer SE - PowerWagon conversion
70 W200 CrewCab - Urban Assault Kiddie Hauler
69 Plymouth Fury III Convertible - Pro Touring Machine
69 Plymouth Fury III Convertible - Beater, Hiding in a cave
70 W200 CrewCab - Urban Assault Kiddie Hauler
69 Plymouth Fury III Convertible - Pro Touring Machine
69 Plymouth Fury III Convertible - Beater, Hiding in a cave
Re: 727 temp guage
nfury8 wrote:No.
There are 2 common options. Easiest is to add a sender in the pan.
This is real easy if you have an aluminum pan. Drill a hole and tap it.
I did this on my crew cab. A more complicated, but accurate method
is to add a tee inline on the cooling line running from the trans to the
cooler. Then install the sender in the tee. I did this on my 69 Fury.
Thanks, the tee in the line Idea sounds good as I am putting a new cooler on soon.
"American Iron"
-
moparman336
- Sweptline.ORG Member
- Posts: 173
- Joined: Sat Oct 20, 2007 11:00 pm
- City: canada
- State: Foreign
- Location: saskatchewan, canada
Re: 727 temp guage
my 78 dodge van 23ft motor home with the 440 and 727 has a stock temp probe in the dipstick. the dipstick is plastic and has a probe on the tip of it. two wires go into the wiring harness and up to a dummy light.
but i doubt a person would be able to find a donor.
how is your truck coming along? last time i saw it was going together nicely.
and thanks again for all the parts.
but i doubt a person would be able to find a donor.
how is your truck coming along? last time i saw it was going together nicely.
and thanks again for all the parts.
67 D300 fargo 318 4 speed
68 W200 fargo 360 4 speed 38.5" boggers
68 W200 crewcab 360 4 speed 42" tsl's
70 D100 Dude /6 4 speed
68 W200 fargo 360 4 speed 38.5" boggers
68 W200 crewcab 360 4 speed 42" tsl's
70 D100 Dude /6 4 speed
-
1965D100
- Sweptline.ORG Member
- Posts: 336
- Joined: Sat Aug 16, 2008 5:33 pm
- City: Mesa AZ
- Location: Mesa AZ
Re: 727 temp guage
What manuf. gauge are you using?
Re: 727 temp guage
summit racing oil temp gauage. I think It should work1965D100 wrote:What manuf. gauge are you using?
"American Iron"
Re: 727 temp guage
moparman336 wrote:my 78 dodge van 23ft motor home with the 440 and 727 has a stock temp probe in the dipstick. the dipstick is plastic and has a probe on the tip of it. two wires go into the wiring harness and up to a dummy light.
but i doubt a person would be able to find a donor.
how is your truck coming along? last time i saw it was going together nicely.
and thanks again for all the parts.
very good, I have the body on, the engine wired, all I have to finish is the brakes and it will be drivable, but off course there are always those little things that need to be done
"American Iron"