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Thanks John
the dia. of the pipe thread is 830 thousands of an inch at the cylinder head head and it is 14 threads per inch. If necessary I can step it up from 3/8 pipe to 1/2 pipe if it is the correct sending unit for the gauge. Let me know what you want for it Thanks Pj |
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Peter, the 1/2" variety is available from
http://www.glen-l.com/inboard-hdw/sw-gauges.html You need part number 90-975. Don't worry about it saying 100-240 degrees, because the Deluxe gauges just leave off the number 60 down at the bottom of the gauge. I didn't know what size hole you had, but I'd rather see you get the correct sender instead of having to use an adapter. Just glad I could help out. ![]()
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I have a bunch of NOS ones. The part numbers are 362AA, 362AH, and 363E. Let me know what you need.
Jason |
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He needs a 362-AH. They're brass and brass won't weld itself to an aluminum intake.
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What is the difference between the 2? They look the same externally except one looks to have a steel body and the other is brass.
Jason |
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The difference in the numbers is brass vs. steel body. The boat versions are brass, but steel welds it self to aluminum through corrosion, so I wouldn't use the steel ones for that reason. If you have a cast iron intake it wouldn't matter though.
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