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So I have the oil temp sending unit I want to put in the Allen hole in the front of the oil pan.
Okay I have to get a Adapter.
So if I pull the allen plug (to find an adapter) how much oil will I loose?
Any ideas, previous notes, suggestions?
Oh ya, does anyone know what size the bushing is? NAPA P/N?
Thanks guys
So I have the oil temp sending unit I want to put in the Allen hole in the front of the oil pan.
Okay I have to get a Adapter.
So if I pull the allen plug (to find an adapter) how much oil will I loose?
Any ideas, previous notes, suggestions?
Oh ya, does anyone know what size the bushing is? NAPA P/N?
Thanks guys
All of it. I bought a kit that came with the adapter. Sorry I can't tell you the size. Regradless, you will lose all the oil when you change it. If you use a very clean pan, you can always put it back in. If it was me, I would switch to Amsoil. That's what i'm doing tomorrow when I install my sender. I just turned 1000K so it's time for the first change anyway.
Steve
So I have the oil temp sending unit I want to put in the Allen hole in the front of the oil pan.
Okay I have to get a Adapter.
So if I pull the allen plug (to find an adapter) how much oil will I loose?
Any ideas, previous notes, suggestions?
Oh ya, does anyone know what size the bushing is? NAPA P/N?
Thanks guys
Iâd say it was Pipe Threads1/8" Female X 1/4" Male adapter.
The sending unit is definitely 1/8" Pipe.
(after looking at my trusty Swadgelok book)
But now that "soos" gave me a p/n I can look for it.
if you do the work as I did on a cold engine. do not pull the oil fill cap off, you will loose about two tablespoons of oil when removing the the plug and installing the reducer and sending unit. I bought my kit from Wally's Cycle.
Where is the pluged holethat you are going to use for the sender ?
I bought the harly adapter kit but im not crazy about installing the big ugly thing.
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