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Radiator temperature sensor 700 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be Mark, formerly Mario on  Sun Apr 29 13:12 CST 2001 [RELATED]

I own 740 GLE, 1987 and I am trying to innstall new radiator. It is after market brand Auto-Kool made of aluminum and plastic. Instead of temperature sensor there is a piece of plastic with rubber grommet. Does it mean that I have to remove old sensor and install on the new radiator? If I have to do that how can I remove it, I have tried but without success. Does anybody have experience with this?







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    Re: Radiator temperature sensor 700 1987

    posted by  someone claiming to be Dan Metz on  Mon Apr 30 09:33 CST 2001 [RELATED]

    If the sesor pushes into the rad. then buy a new gasket for the sesor or it will leak they are a one time type gasket, do the right thing for your brick.







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    Re: Radiator temperature sensor 700 1987

    posted by  someone claiming to be Haroon on  Mon Apr 30 02:35 CST 2001 [RELATED]

    No screws, I think it's just pushed in. try pblaster







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    Re: Radiator temperature sensor 700 1987

    posted by  someone claiming to be JohnB on  Mon Apr 30 00:35 CST 2001 [RELATED]

    You should be able to unscrew the old radiator temperature sensor from the old radiator and screw it into the new one.






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