prawln
Cadet
- Joined
- Jul 22, 2012
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Hey Guys,
I'm new on here and to the boating scene and come all the way from New Zealand I've done some searching on here and on google but can't seem to find a solid answer.
I've recently brought a 1995 Bayliner 1702LS with 120hp Force on it. I've just installed new gauges into the boat which includes a water temp gauge. I looked at a wireing diagram and it showed the TAN wire being for the water temp. After following the wires back to the engine theres two tan wires, one that goes to a sensor on the Cylinder head? and one that is just unplugged. I understand the one on the cylinder head is the one for the warning buzzer but can this also be used for the temp gauge? or is the one thats unplugged used for the temp gauge?
If it's the one thats not plugged in where is a good place to mount a temp sensor? My first thought was put a T piece in the telltale but then figured thats to cool and wouldn't give a reading properly.
Sorry if this has been covered or sounds stupid, Hard to get help over here in NZ!
Thanks in advance!
Hayden
I'm new on here and to the boating scene and come all the way from New Zealand I've done some searching on here and on google but can't seem to find a solid answer.
I've recently brought a 1995 Bayliner 1702LS with 120hp Force on it. I've just installed new gauges into the boat which includes a water temp gauge. I looked at a wireing diagram and it showed the TAN wire being for the water temp. After following the wires back to the engine theres two tan wires, one that goes to a sensor on the Cylinder head? and one that is just unplugged. I understand the one on the cylinder head is the one for the warning buzzer but can this also be used for the temp gauge? or is the one thats unplugged used for the temp gauge?
If it's the one thats not plugged in where is a good place to mount a temp sensor? My first thought was put a T piece in the telltale but then figured thats to cool and wouldn't give a reading properly.
Sorry if this has been covered or sounds stupid, Hard to get help over here in NZ!
Thanks in advance!
Hayden