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Temp gauge 120-130

posted by  dthohler on  Wed Jun 29 07:28 CST 2005
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Howdy all,

I have my engine back in place after the rebuild and am in the process of getting or hooking all new parts back up. My temperature gauge (boudon)is non functional, so i need to find a replacement.

I would like to get one soon because i want to fire her up to see if my hard work has paid off. i think ill put the old socket back,but would like to get a new one ASAP.

This brings me to my question: what size is the socket, and which aftermarket is the best idea? Should i go mechanical or electrical?

Thanks a million,
Devin






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