Where is the best and easiest place to put a transmission gauge sending unit on the tranny . are there any plugs for this accessory on the allison. what has everyone else done.
trans. temp; gauge
- Thread starter dracing70
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I think the factory trans temp gauge is fairly accurate, probably not many puttin in aftermarket trans temp gauges.
Mag-Hytec has a sender bung. I had my ATS pan drilled and tapped and I had my deep pan (steel) drilled and bunged.
The pan guage well read approx. 20 degrees lower than the stock guage. This only gives you a indication of the return fluid cooler efficiency. But once every thing gets heat soaked you'll find all the temps pretty much unite.
Do you need one? No
T tranny temperature guage is more needed for a vehicle with NO stock temp guage. I basically installed one on my truck to fill a third hole to use a A Pillar triple guage pod.
Nice bling is cool but not necessary.
The pan guage well read approx. 20 degrees lower than the stock guage. This only gives you a indication of the return fluid cooler efficiency. But once every thing gets heat soaked you'll find all the temps pretty much unite.
Do you need one? No
T tranny temperature guage is more needed for a vehicle with NO stock temp guage. I basically installed one on my truck to fill a third hole to use a A Pillar triple guage pod.
Nice bling is cool but not necessary.
By the way the pan is the only place that I'm aware that you can put a sender. As far as I know there is no kit to install in-line because of the diameter of the Allison lines.
