water temp gauge sensor placing.

[TurfBurn]

Just use water... technically a car runs best with 30% glycol solution (anti-freeze)... especially in your region you have NO need for the 50%.. so just use water... it'll be fine (total capacity of the cooling system is like 3-4 gallons... you'll use about a quart to fill it up.. you can do the math, but you'll see it doesn't matter much).

 

[FL_PR5]

ok, i got some water in a jug in the garage. i just poor it in the radiator cap directly into the radiator? making sure i do it right.

 

[FL_PR5]

ok, i just read the jug and it says "Zephyrhills spring water", will that water work?

 

[FL_PR5]

ok it's good. i filled it up with some of the water from the jug and it ran fine. prolly only used about 25% of the jug give or take alil. letting the car cool down before i pop off the cap and see if there's anymore air bubbles in there.

 

[TurfBurn]

Yeah... you should be all set per the above

 

[FL_PR5]

alright thanks man you've helped out so much. i actually made the how-to in the photo/video forum so check it out there.

 

[TurfBurn]

Great!

 

[carbonkid]

Thanks!!

Here's some pics of the sensor for ya.

DUDE!! Thank you, Thank you!!

 

[FL_PR5]

check out the how-to for more pics and clearer instructions. (attn)

 

[carbonkid]

did the water temp housing drill and tap method, so far no leaks, looks stock, thanks for the pics and tips!

 

[FL_PR5]

we are here to serve (cheers)