do you have to hook anything up special to get the trans temp or does it get it from the pcm?
1365072
You have to install a sencer into the side of the transmission but it is very easy to do. This is a great product and more than worth the cost. Very reasonable and high quality
1365073
The only external hookup is for the exhaust temp probe. It gathers everything else from the pcm.
1365074
It get the trans temp through the obdII port from the pcm. Only separate line you run is for egg's, and that wasn't all that hard.
474474
It comes with a XHS-9-HDSI-180-T; which is a transom mount transducer. Thank you, Thedigitaloasis
2032425
The motor will come off the bracket for storage, but if you are going to use it on the transom, you would need a transom bracket.
51617
Yes You just need to hook the sensor to a part of your motor that gets hot so it can read the temperature. I hooked this up to the the intake manifold on a carbed cadillac 500 big block motor in a 76 sedan deville
1668737
The 12 volts is only for the light and not required for the temp gauge to operate. However you will have to find a place to screw in the temp sensor which will need to be exposed to the water/coolant....
1860587
Did you ever find out? I need a tempress II also. Thanks a bunch if you know!
936135
My Scan Gauge for my 2002 Toyota Tacoma will show temps for water (coolant?) &, intake air. Tranny temp is not an option.
371667
I'm pretty sure if I remember correctly, it comes with the temp sensor, bind plug, and the wires to hook everything up. I had a dx8 so all the telemetry went to my tx live. It told me temp, voltage, and signal from the telemetry. I had it on an octocopter so hooking to rpm up would have been useless because you can only read one esc's rpm. Other than that great unit.
1416648
You will need a transponder. Make sure it is the right model for your vehicle.
1449604
I can't see any reason for plugs, the trans cooler is just a separate compartment to run transmission fluid thru to help cool the trans fluid. No water would leak out, if that's what your worried about. Either way, if you wanted to, you could get brass plugs from a local auto parts store if it would make you feel better and they are cheap.
1722299
No not this model. You could mount a thermometer in sight and get the temp that way..
505713
It comes with a transom mount transducer. I ordered an airmar in hull transducer so I wouldn't have to drill any additional holes in hull. If the trans mt is ok for you, then all necessary components are included.
745814
It is for both cars. I have a standard trans which did not need the transmission oil coolers hook up at the bottom of the radiator. If you look at the picture it has two holes for the automatic transmission oil cooler hook up.
1191957
I'm not sure I understand the question. I checked my inventory and I don't have this listed. I own one (it's around somewhere) and had it hooked to my small solar system, but it was getting slightly warm (barely, but detectable) and I went to another type of terminal block. I checked and I use 2 of these: Amico 2 Pcs 8 Position Double Row Screw Terminal Covered Barrier Strip 600V 25A...no more warmth.
275637
No you can't. This model is like most, very basic. You connect it and adjust the temperature as you please but it doesn't have any other features. That would be nice though.
569135
No need to plug it. just leave it open, will not affect operation. Just put one in my 97 five speed. works fine. the trans cooler is isolated from the coolant.
795280
Mine did not. You have to use any free Molex connectors from your power supply. It's easy and should reach.