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    Quote Originally Posted by 4Bee View Post
    Hi Macca . . . waaaaayyyyy old thread, but if you can cast your mind back, was the Speedflow adaptor you bought a 12mm 1.25 pitch to go into that hole on the thermostat housing? or did you have to drill and tap it?
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    Sorry mate just got the notification to let me know there had been a quoted reply.

    As for your question I have no idea, unfortunately the part that came out is buried in the Trol ready for an extended trip. Carry it as a repair if the sender fails / leaks.

    Think @Cuppa did something like this so he might be able to help.
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    Hi, yes I copied Macca with the Speedflow adaptor. It screwed straight in with no need for any drilling & tapping. Easy & convenient. It was 12.mm x 1.5 pitch. See pic below for part no. In normal use my coolant temp reads 80 degrees, rising to 90 degrees in hotter weather & under load.
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    Thanks Macca & Cuppa,
    I did eventually get one of those same adaptors, but had to run a tap through the hole to get it to screw in . . .
    All good though, its working like a champion now
    I see my previous post went into moderation? what's that all about?
    thanks again
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cuppa View Post
    Hi, yes I copied Macca with the Speedflow adaptor. It screwed straight in with no need for any drilling & tapping. Easy & convenient. It was 12.mm x 1.5 pitch. See pic below for part no. In normal use my coolant temp reads 80 degrees, rising to 90 degrees in hotter weather & under load.
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    Cuppa, is that adaptor with the redarc 1/8" temperature sender? Fit ok? Does the probe stick out of adaptor far enough to reach coolant?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rip'n'Shred View Post
    Cuppa, is that adaptor with the redarc 1/8" temperature sender? Fit ok? Does the probe stick out of adaptor far enough to reach coolant?
    Hi Rip, Yes it's with the redarc sender. Fitted & works perfectly.

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