Where would be the best place to put an aftermarket guage sensor. I would like to put it in a place that gets the hottest. Preferably somewhere that is already tapped to accept a fitting. I have a 700-R4. ------------------ 89 TRANSORMULA WS6 5.7 Dark Purple Hardtop! Ram Air II Hood Z28 Hi-Rise Spoiler HYPERTECH THERMO MASTER 10-BOLT POSI, 3.23 GEARS MODIFIED TRANSMISSION K&N FILTER CHARGER MODIFIED MASS AIR SENSOR PORTED & POLISHED INTAKE ACCEL COIL & 8.8 WIRES EMISSIONS DELETE DYNOMAX EXHAUST W\ TIPS CUSTOM SOUND SYSTEM BEST TIME 14.32 @98.3 mph (====] [====) Power buldge hood ^^ FOR SALE ^^ [This message has been edited by FIRECHICKEN (edited April 16, 2001).]

You mean in your tranny? I'm putting one in the pan. Going to either get an adapter for the drain plug hole or drill and tap for a separate hole expressly for the sensor. I'm putting mine in the pan because that's the temp of the fluid when it's picked up by the tranny.

Steve

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I bought an autometer guage and a chrome tdi products pan. Drilled a 1/2 hole in the side of the pan and the sender screwed right in. Make sure to use some liquid teflon around the hole to make sure it doesnt leak.

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I always thought it was best to run it into the cooler line going to the radiator. With a t fitting or somthing. Is the pan a better place?