OK... I'm trying to get all of my gauges to match and i was wondering how the electrical temp gauges work.
I have an Elec. Water Temp gauge that I'd like to use for either Oil or Tranny temp (possibly both if I can figure it out) My question is would it work and if so, do all temp gauges read the same range of voltage or will I have to add a resistor to make the gauge accurate.
Is it just the senders that vary? Do the senders and number range on the gauge have to be matched up? I remember seeing a post about a homemade gauge that had all of the temps in one unit with a rotary switch to select the desired reading.
Thanks
EDIT: I found the thread about the gauge HERE, now all I have to do is figure out if a water temp gauge will work and what senders I will need for oil and tranny temps.
PS... I won't be uing the water temp at all, just the other two.
I have an Elec. Water Temp gauge that I'd like to use for either Oil or Tranny temp (possibly both if I can figure it out) My question is would it work and if so, do all temp gauges read the same range of voltage or will I have to add a resistor to make the gauge accurate.
Is it just the senders that vary? Do the senders and number range on the gauge have to be matched up? I remember seeing a post about a homemade gauge that had all of the temps in one unit with a rotary switch to select the desired reading.
Thanks
EDIT: I found the thread about the gauge HERE, now all I have to do is figure out if a water temp gauge will work and what senders I will need for oil and tranny temps.
PS... I won't be uing the water temp at all, just the other two.
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