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    Should I use an adapter for my water temperature gauge or tap into the thermostat?

    What's people's opinion on putting a water temperature adapter in or taping into the thermostat housing

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    I put an adapter in my top hose and it works fine.
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    Use an adaptor. I have one in mine

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mc4by View Post
    I put an adapter in my top hose and it works fine.
    Zackery what I did. Works perfectly. My reasoning is that it is easier to put in if you replace your hose, just need a knife, than to drill and tap anew thermostst housing.
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