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    sprayed99 Guest
    do any of you know the wire that tells you the trans temp in the 4l60e trans. I have a autometer trans temp gauge that I don't want to drill and tap the sender in the pan.

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    edit* I retract my previous statement and realize it was no help.
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    Just get the escalade or Denali gauge cluster. Thats what I did a whole lot easier than adding another gauge and pods and wires and etc etc etc
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(zeake &#064; Mar 4 2007, 07&#58;21 AM) [snapback]85190[/snapback]</div>
    Just get the escalade or Denali gauge cluster. Thats what I did a whole lot easier than adding another gauge and pods and wires and etc etc etc
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    Not an option because I have the joe gibbs gauges and I&#39;m not replacing them. I already have the pods(pillar and the socal overhead console) I have a interceptor gauge on the way. I have a elec. fuel pressure gauge trans temp a wide band and a boost gauge already. I just need to know which wire is for the trans temp.

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    find it on some wiring diagram.... look for teh schematics... my aeroforce tells me so i dunno.... it reads it off the obd2 somewhere... so there has to be something reading it and telling the gauge
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(TxStVanWilder &#064; Mar 4 2007, 03&#58;04 PM) [snapback]85216[/snapback]</div>
    find it on some wiring diagram.... look for teh schematics... my aeroforce tells me so i dunno.... it reads it off the obd2 somewhere... so there has to be something reading it and telling the gauge
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    No shit there has to be a wire but which one.

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    the one that reads the trans temp
    Quote Originally Posted by DamnYankee View Post
    lol...I wish you would never paint your truck...I bet it bugs them that much more that a primered up truck just soggied his Wheaties. good job buddy
    sprayedenali: i like catching, but not fishing
    DBTBSS: bring Tyler... we need someone to make fun of
    MidnightRider: your right im gay
    DamnYankee: my nana failed
    DamnYankee: confused...if it can't keep up to begin with, how can it keep up
    mitch cobb racing: ya, allen played with it for a while, HUGE difference

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    I didn&#39;t think that aftermarket gauges would work off of oem sensor signals. Did I miss something along the way.
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(gearheadnate &#064; Mar 4 2007, 05&#58;29 PM) [snapback]85229[/snapback]</div>
    I didn&#39;t think that aftermarket gauges would work off of oem sensor signals. Did I miss something along the way.
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    Well from my understanding the only one you want to stay away from id the water temp sensor on the head other than that it should be fine

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