Installing a aftermarket temp sender
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#5
....i have them all and i'd go with the ultragauge on this rig. unless you want the look of mechanical or need something the computer doesn't supply like oil pressure then you have to go sandwich plate and glowshift.
or if you're an Android guy find one of the apps the other guys are using here for $15 of adaptor and the app. I'm sure the iphone does it too.
or if you're an Android guy find one of the apps the other guys are using here for $15 of adaptor and the app. I'm sure the iphone does it too.
#6
He asked about a temp sender, not an oil pressure sender. You can cut the radiator hose and install one of these: 28 MM or 1 1/8 Inch Water Sender Attachment
I installed one on my DII and it works well. Measure your hose to get the correct diameter.
I installed one on my DII and it works well. Measure your hose to get the correct diameter.
#8
The Ultragauge is definitely a nice tool and if you are only looking to read the temperature, that is probably the way to go. It also reads all of the codes your vehicle will be throwing. IOn my truck, I wanted to install an oil pressure gauge that I had so I made up a custom pod and added a teperature gauge while I was at it. It indicates what is happening with the engine temp overall, but having a readout with a precise temperature reading is a better way to go. I will likely be adding an Ultragauge to mine at some point, unless they come up with an Iphone app for monitoring through the OBDII port.
#9
The Ultragauge is definitely a nice tool and if you are only looking to read the temperature, that is probably the way to go. It also reads all of the codes your vehicle will be throwing. IOn my truck, I wanted to install an oil pressure gauge that I had so I made up a custom pod and added a teperature gauge while I was at it. It indicates what is happening with the engine temp overall, but having a readout with a precise temperature reading is a better way to go. I will likely be adding an Ultragauge to mine at some point, unless they come up with an Iphone app for monitoring through the OBDII port.
Last edited by slanginsanjuan; 09-19-2012 at 12:04 PM. Reason: 03 freelander sorry.....
#10
Rover deleted the oil cooler from the 4.6 DII's, so I just removed the plug in the block and installed the sender there. In the 4.0 DII's and the DI's, you need a sandwich adapter or a tee in the oil cooler line. I posted some info on it in this thread: Installed New Gauges - Land Rover Forums : Land Rover and Range Rover Forum