Extinct Inline Thermometer Mod Questions
#1
Extinct Inline Thermometer Mod Questions
Hi!
I'm working on my new-to-me 2002 Discovery. I recently got the ultragauage and am running between 200-217, so am going to install Extinct's inline mod. However, I'm a bit stumped on the options presented at purchase:
-Temp: 160, 170, 180, 190, or 195?
-Vent port orientation: Up or Down?
Thanks for all the help!
I'm working on my new-to-me 2002 Discovery. I recently got the ultragauage and am running between 200-217, so am going to install Extinct's inline mod. However, I'm a bit stumped on the options presented at purchase:
-Temp: 160, 170, 180, 190, or 195?
-Vent port orientation: Up or Down?
Thanks for all the help!
Last edited by DanJC; 06-02-2021 at 06:51 PM.
#2
Hi!
I'm working on my new-to-me 2002 Discovery. I recently got the ultragauage and am running between 200-217, so am going to install Extinct's inline mod. However, I'm a bit stumped on the options presented at purchase:
-Temp: 160, 170, 180, 190, or 195?
-Vent port orientation: Up or Down?
Thanks for all the help!
I'm working on my new-to-me 2002 Discovery. I recently got the ultragauage and am running between 200-217, so am going to install Extinct's inline mod. However, I'm a bit stumped on the options presented at purchase:
-Temp: 160, 170, 180, 190, or 195?
-Vent port orientation: Up or Down?
Thanks for all the help!
I got the 180 and my temps are 178-190
#3
Anything colder than 170 will throw a code, 180 works fine for most folks but you can run 170 if you want. Usually a Disco will only be able to maintain 100 degrees over ambient but more when towing or pulling a grade.
Port down fits a little closer to the radiator shroud and the port up version is not really necessary if you are not going to be running an external temperature sensor.
Port down fits a little closer to the radiator shroud and the port up version is not really necessary if you are not going to be running an external temperature sensor.
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dr. mordo (06-06-2021)
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Anything colder than 170 will throw a code, 180 works fine for most folks but you can run 170 if you want. Usually a Disco will only be able to maintain 100 degrees over ambient but more when towing or pulling a grade.
Port down fits a little closer to the radiator shroud and the port up version is not really necessary if you are not going to be running an external temperature sensor.
Port down fits a little closer to the radiator shroud and the port up version is not really necessary if you are not going to be running an external temperature sensor.
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Richard Gallant (06-03-2021)
#6
There is no reason to throw any code. 170F is the coolant temperature the thermostat changes state, NOT the temperature the engine will run.
#7
Not true on an SAI equipped D2 you can trigger a P0126 for the engine temp not reaching optimal temp quick enough. SAI has a second temp sensor mounted onto the radiator by the lower hose connection.
#8
I just got around to finally replace. the temp sensor ( behind the alternator) in hopes I solve the code issue.
Perhaps another sensor replacement is in my future, as I have an SAI truck. 🙄
#9
I've been saying it for years lol, SAI is more sensitive due to the second sensor. My 04 D2 with a standard LR OEM 180 Grey thermostat will toss a P0126 like no ones business. I'm used to it going off, but I can also quickly turn it off via my Scangauge II. My non SAI equipped D2's = I've never seen them ever trip a P0126 fault.
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JUKE179r (06-04-2021)
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