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The transmission has already a temperature sensor that can be read with Torque/OBD fusion without having to install anything. In this aspect placement of the temp gauge will also affect
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The transmission has already a temperature sensor that can be read with Torque/OBD fusion without having to install anything.
In this aspect placement of the temp gauge will also affect readings. I take the OEM one would read the highest of temps being that is placed internally in the valve body. I ranged from 150-200 in the South FL summer with a small oil cooler depending on how much city driving I do. |
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