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Can I put a temperature gauge on a air cooled engine?

2/16/2018

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Yes there is no reason why not! A Temp gauge is as important for a air cooled engine as it is a water cooled one. So how do we do it.
1.Air temp gauge. If you look at the digital gauges you will find a digital temp gauge with a probe sensor. You drill a 5mm hole in the tin ware surrounding your engine, insert the tip of the probe and bond it in with epoxy.
​2. Think outside the box.  Fit an oil temperature sensor and gauge. The only difference between a oil temp and a water temp gauge is ........NONE! So use the sump plug to mount your sensor do the wiring and, jobs done!
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Stuart Law
4/23/2023 08:46:15

How about a Outboard engine on a boat ?
Its a older 1993 Mariner 90 hp engine 2 stroke
Will it give me good reading I can use to determine if engine is running at a temp not too hot to cause sieving.I have found some leakage of 2 stroke oil

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