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> Dry Sump / Oil temp sender
Charles Freeborn
post Sep 5 2024, 12:10 PM
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Greetings.
I've got a dry sump system on my car, 6 qt tank, dual front mount coolers.
Currently the temp sender is in the stock location (bottom of engine). Considering it's scavenged and may not have that much oil in it, is this the best location for the temp sending unit? There are a variety of other locations I could put it associated with the dry sump plumbing.
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technicalninja
post Sep 7 2024, 09:01 AM
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Personally, I'd want both.

A sensor in sump (or scavenge line) and a sensor in the return after the coolers.

You really only need one long term but having the delta V across the coolers is data I would want during the provisioning and initial 5k miles.

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