My 68 swb build.

[77chris03]

Oh and i stopped my orielieys and got a adjustable thermostat for the electric fans...but i dont like the setup where you stick the probe through the radiator...doesnt seem like it would be too acurate... my opinion what i think i should do..i have a threaded plug on the radiator that runs straight into the tank...im thinking get a reducer and epoxy the probe and make it permanent..i could use the probe that the kit came with or i could use a high dollar thermocouple that i have...they both do the same thing so i dont think it matters....opinions??

[77chris03]

Nothin? Suggestions?
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[NSK]

Originally Posted by 77chris03

Oh and i stopped my orielieys and got a adjustable thermostat for the electric fans...but i dont like the setup where you stick the probe through the radiator...doesnt seem like it would be too acurate... my opinion what i think i should do..i have a threaded plug on the radiator that runs straight into the tank...im thinking get a reducer and epoxy the probe and make it permanent..i could use the probe that the kit came with or i could use a high dollar thermocouple that i have...they both do the same thing so i dont think it matters....opinions??

That sounds like best way to do it. That's how we do turbines so it sounds great for a truck.
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[77chris03]

Originally Posted by NSK

That sounds like best way to do it. That's how we do turbines so it sounds great for a truck.
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Ya I used to work for immi turbines and did a lot of reverse engineering and refurbishing parts so there's a few things I can make work.
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[77chris03]

For those using the ez wiring.....here's what I have learned from their techs. Hope it helps.

Heres the link to my post in the electrical forum:

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...=1#post4974379
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[NSK]

Originally Posted by 77chris03

Ya I used to work for immi turbines and did a lot of reverse engineering and refurbishing parts so there's a few things I can make work.
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That's cool I was trying to get on over there but the guy wanted people that had hands on solar turbines.
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[77chris03]

I wouldn't work there. After I found this out about the owner...

http://www.cybercrime.gov/tejas.htm
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