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Re: New Temp Gauge
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Posted by Brian Schmidt on January 22, 2000 at 16:01:13 from (216.178.176.40):
In Reply to: New Temp Gauge posted by Greg on January 22, 2000 at 15:14:48:
I have exactly the same problem with my 49 C. What kind of tractor do you have. My port in in the inlet to the engine, bottom casting. I didn't check my gauge before I put it in. When I finally got it running the needle never moved. I was mad. I ripped it out and was going to take it back, but thought I would try it in the hot water on the stove trick. Guess what, it works there. Put it back in and nothing. So I am saying my radiator is working very well and I am not getting hot water into my engine. Thinking about trying to move the port to the engine block or outlet somewhere. Will have to weld on a boss then drill and tap it.
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