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**BOSS** · 09-14-2002, 09:07 PM

Ok here it is.where does my temp guage go?I have the double hump heads off of a 327 and have nothing in the heads to put a guage in.So is there any other choices?Thanx in advance.................James

Low67C10 · 09-14-2002, 09:22 PM

Might want to look on the intake manifold by the thermostat.

**BOSS** · 09-14-2002, 09:41 PM

I have a edlebrock RMP intake and nothing in or around the thermastat.Any other places to look?

**BOSS** · 09-14-2002, 10:25 PM

can someone help me before i blow this thing........lol?

sakohntr · 09-14-2002, 10:28 PM

Get a OEM style thermostat housing from a late 70's 350 that had the vacuum sending unit access in the top. Or find someone who has a tig welder and install a bung for your sending unit.

67shortie · 09-15-2002, 01:16 AM

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Originally posted by Purpleslammed69
I have a edlebrock RMP intake and nothing in or around the thermastat.Any other places to look?

??? you have a newer RPM manifold and no provision for a thermostat fitting? Edelbrock has cast these into thier manifolds for years. By no means am I trying to sound sarcastic

Unless somone has plugged it there should be one there on the right, beside the water neck and thermostat casting about 3/4" hole.

O'l Buck · 09-15-2002, 01:18 AM

Unless I'm thinking too much Oldsmobile, there is a plug in the side of the block, will either be a hex (allen) or square. should be either in front of the front soft plug or between the 1st and 2nd soft plug on the left side of the block.

**BOSS** · 09-15-2002, 01:23 AM

Just wanted to say thanx and i will look again in the morning.......James

70shortnphat · 09-15-2002, 01:24 AM

The performer RPM has a hole on each side of the T-stat housing.

67shortie · 09-15-2002, 01:43 AM

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Originally posted by 70shortnphat
The performer RPM has a hole on each side of the T-stat housing.

the hole on the right is where you should install the fitting.

caa332 · 09-15-2002, 02:18 AM

on my 69 350, there is a empty slot on the drivers side that i plugged on my performer intake that could be used for a coolant temp sensonr, also, i have the double hump heads, and my temp sensor is between cylinders 1 and 3 on the block..

devinfife · 09-15-2002, 04:35 AM

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install a bung

made me laugh....

*racedvl* · 09-15-2002, 09:26 AM

This engine is out in my garage, and no it's not mine.

And BTW, I don't have the housing we spoke of last night. But this engine has one, and that's what I'm speaking of.

09-14-2002, 09:07 PM	#1
BOSS Just here to help Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Norwood,Mo Posts: 3,890	Dumb ??????? Ok here it is.where does my temp guage go?I have the double hump heads off of a 327 and have nothing in the heads to put a guage in.So is there any other choices?Thanx in advance.................James __________________ Support our site Norwood Survivor

09-14-2002, 09:22 PM	#2
Low67C10 Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: Southern California Posts: 66	Might want to look on the intake manifold by the thermostat. __________________ No, Its not a 454

09-14-2002, 09:41 PM	#3
BOSS Just here to help Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Norwood,Mo Posts: 3,890	I have a edlebrock RMP intake and nothing in or around the thermastat.Any other places to look? __________________ Support our site Norwood Survivor

09-14-2002, 10:25 PM	#4
BOSS Just here to help Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Norwood,Mo Posts: 3,890	ttt can someone help me before i blow this thing........lol? __________________ Support our site Norwood Survivor

09-14-2002, 10:28 PM	#5
sakohntr Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Floodwood Minnesota Posts: 1,057	your answer Get a OEM style thermostat housing from a late 70's 350 that had the vacuum sending unit access in the top. Or find someone who has a tig welder and install a bung for your sending unit. __________________ 1967 K30 Napco 292/SM420 original paint 30k miles 1968 K60 Napco 396/5spd. dbl frame 52" michelins 1969 K10 SWB GMC 454/4spd 6" 35's posi,hooks 1972 C30 longhorn,BB/AT,A/C,Tilt,Toolbox,lokr 1987 K20 Chevrolet Suburban. 6" lift. 5.7L/TH400 1979 K60 GMC Coleman 4x4, 427/Allison.

09-15-2002, 01:18 AM	#7
O'l Buck Recovering Truck Driver Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Orleans, NE USA Posts: 1,883	Unless I'm thinking too much Oldsmobile, there is a plug in the side of the block, will either be a hex (allen) or square. should be either in front of the front soft plug or between the 1st and 2nd soft plug on the left side of the block. __________________ 67 K-20 350, SM465, Eaton rear, 4.56 no spin option 00 Dodge 2500 4x4, 24V cummins, 5 speed Chad South Central Nebraska

09-15-2002, 01:23 AM	#8
BOSS Just here to help Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Norwood,Mo Posts: 3,890	thanx guys Just wanted to say thanx and i will look again in the morning.......James __________________ Support our site Norwood Survivor

09-15-2002, 01:24 AM	#9
70shortnphat "See the U.S.A....." Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Richmond TX. Posts: 269	The performer RPM has a hole on each side of the T-stat housing. Attached Images __________________ 1970 short bed fleetside 1949 all origional chevy 3600 1974 camaro Richmond , Texas(just S.W.of Houston)

09-15-2002, 02:18 AM	#11
caa332 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: fort collins Posts: 27	on my 69 350, there is a empty slot on the drivers side that i plugged on my performer intake that could be used for a coolant temp sensonr, also, i have the double hump heads, and my temp sensor is between cylinders 1 and 3 on the block.. Attached Images __________________ 69 gmc 350/350 in colorful colorado Last edited by caa332; 09-15-2002 at 03:24 AM.

09-15-2002, 09:26 AM	#13
racedvl Account Suspended Join Date: Jan 2000 Location: Woodstock, IL Posts: 7,020	This engine is out in my garage, and no it's not mine. And BTW, I don't have the housing we spoke of last night. But this engine has one, and that's what I'm speaking of. Attached Images



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