So my M1009 CUCV has, of course, only the idiot lights, and only a "low coolant" warning, which is connected to a leaky sender in the radiator. On the list of stuff to fix when I replace the heater core.
I'd like to add an aftermarket water temperature gauge, under the dash or in the ashtray. Question is, does the 6.2L have a stock location in the block or heads somewhere that I can plumb one in, or do I have to add it into one of the radiator hoses somewhere? I'd rather put it in the block/head if possible, cleaner and less likely to wreak havoc later on.
I imagine the stock civvy trucks have one, so there's gotta be a hole somewhere ... right?
Next question is gonna be if anybody knows if the resistance range of the stockers is anything like the aftermarket, i.e. if I can mix and match a factory sender with an aftermarket cheapo gauge like this:
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?categorycode=3342D&mfrcode=EQU&mfrpartnumber=6262
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I'd like to add an aftermarket water temperature gauge, under the dash or in the ashtray. Question is, does the 6.2L have a stock location in the block or heads somewhere that I can plumb one in, or do I have to add it into one of the radiator hoses somewhere? I'd rather put it in the block/head if possible, cleaner and less likely to wreak havoc later on.
I imagine the stock civvy trucks have one, so there's gotta be a hole somewhere ... right?
Next question is gonna be if anybody knows if the resistance range of the stockers is anything like the aftermarket, i.e. if I can mix and match a factory sender with an aftermarket cheapo gauge like this:
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductDetail.aspx?categorycode=3342D&mfrcode=EQU&mfrpartnumber=6262
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