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Old 06-05-2014, 09:15 PM   #1
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Re: Easy Coolant Temp Sensor Fix

A few of us are also running 91 gauges but what we did was just have your original temp sensor milled down to fit the passenger head i can't remember the size its in my suburban build thread i believe i figure that's the easiest solution
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Old 06-06-2014, 07:44 AM   #2
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A few of us are also running 91 gauges but what we did was just have your original temp sensor milled down to fit the passenger head i can't remember the size its in my suburban build thread i believe i figure that's the easiest solution
^^^ I did this on my '93 S-10 with 5.3L and it worked great for the 2yrs I owned it (17k miles) with zero issues. I thought that was the easiest solution as well.
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Old 06-06-2014, 02:56 PM   #3
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A few of us are also running 91 gauges but what we did was just have your original temp sensor milled down to fit the passenger head i can't remember the size its in my suburban build thread i believe i figure that's the easiest solution
I tried this as well. The sensor I tried it on did not have enough meat on it. By doing it with a potentiometer, I did not have to mill anything down. It took about 10 minutes to wire and adjust. And a potentiometer only cost $1.99.

This is the third truck I have wired. The first two we drilled and tapped the head. I did not want to do that on this one.
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