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temp guage question 120-130 1967

posted by  1966-estate on  Sat Apr 19 11:36 CST 2008
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Now that spring is here in my parts, I need to pull the old broken temp sender out of the 67. I have a working replacement to swap in. The other day i pulled a broken one out of a B18 I have in the garage to check it out before i start on the daily driver. There was a crush washer that seals things by the look of things, do I need to wrap some teflon tape around the threads or use some high temp silicone to seal it up tight before I tighten the new sender down? Or is the crush washer enough. Now that its getting warmer out I'd really like to know what the temp is at...


Thanks.
Chris






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