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temperature sensor 1960 544 444-544

posted by  derek uk on  Sat Dec 19 05:12 CST 2015
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The oil pressure fitting is in the side of the block adjacent to the oil filter. The water temperature gauge sender is on top at the rear of the head. There maybe a drain tap for water on the side of the block close to the oil pressure switch. The water temp gauge is worked by the expansion of an alcohol based fluid in the tube from the sender. This is easily damaged if you're not careful when removing it from the head. The short length of metal tube must not be allowed to rotate when you undo the fitting into the head. If the tube breaks the fluid leaks out so the gauge will not work. Can be fixed but an expensive job.






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