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Issue Swapping Standard Oil Plug with Temp Sender 200 1988

posted by  machine man on  Sun Nov 29 09:00 CST 2009
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Sure sounds like you have gotten the bad news chewed on.

Now you can only hope for some good news. Hope that the senders thread stripped from the body. Then all you have to do is clean out the oil pan thread. You may have to use a tap of the proper size and thread.

If the sender body was aluminum you have a good chance of the good news.

I’m curious. What made you think a sender would go there? Why would you want a sender down that low close to the ground?

Phil





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