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Old 06-01-2012, 07:29 PM   #1
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Temp guage ?????

I am trying to remove the front inner end cap however there is a wire that runs inside a tube to the temp gage in it. How do I disconnect this wire?
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From the sensor bulb its a sealed copper fine tubing pipe (solder connections) inside a braided copper jacket - IIRC you'd need to thread the sensor bulb up through the belly pan, through the C-Channel and floor then drag the entire line through the end cap somehow.

The read-out is a brass coiled expansion bulb, a one-piece factory calibrated precision instrument with no detachable parts. Do not kink or fold the tubing if it appears to read near outside temperature more than twice a day!

Mine was quite inop so was merrily cut apart and tucked in a load of copper wiring scrap for salvage value
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Old 06-01-2012, 08:18 PM   #3
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From the sensor bulb its a sealed copper fine tubing pipe (solder connections) inside a braided copper jacket - IIRC you'd need to thread the sensor bulb up through the belly pan, through the C-Channel and floor then drag the entire line through the end cap somehow.

The read-out is a brass coiled expansion bulb, a one-piece factory calibrated precision instrument with no detachable parts. Do not kink or fold the tubing if it appears to read near outside temperature more than twice a day!

Mine was quite inop so was merrily cut apart and tucked in a load of copper wiring scrap for salvage value
I was afraid that was the case.. Thank you
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