Transmission

DANGER RANGER 29 · Jul 14, 2009

I have 2000 ford ranger XLT with the 4 speed automatic could anyone tell me do you have a tranny temp gauge installed am looking at hooking one up any help would be greatly appreciated thanks

Bubba Bob · Jul 14, 2009

Very simple.

You'll have to cut the trans line on the HOT side of the transmission cooler and put in a T fitting and electrical pick up for the sensor. Attatch a wire to that pickup and run it into the cab where the gauge is located.

Of course, you'll also need a power source for the gauge itself.

Get a decent quality gauge and all you need should be included.

DANGER RANGER 29 · Jul 14, 2009

tHANKS ALOT I AM PLANNING ON GETTING THE AUTOMETER ULTRA LIGHT 2 1\16 WITH TEMP 100 280 tHE RANGER SHOULD RUN BETWEEN 140-230 DEPENDING ON LOAD AND HOW BAD YOU ARE BEATING ON IT THANKS VERY MUCH

Bent Bolt · Jul 14, 2009

Even easier, stick the temp sender into the line pressure port on the side of the trans. Is the same thread and no fab work involved.

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