32 water gauge

Started by Harlan Olson, January 29, 2024, 10:01:53 PM

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Bill Davis

Harlan,
AMS Obsolete (the former Mitchell MOPAR Parts), has a # 50291 in stock that is an adapter nut for temperature gauges.
This is in their old catalog for 1937-1954 MOPAR cars and trucks.  I am not sure if this part would fit your car or not.
-Bill Davis, Killen,AL
1951 Plymouth P-23 Cambridge 4 door
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Harlan Olson

Thank you for the imfo. I was told by a master hvac tec that I need a thermal well fitting??????  he Told me to try a plumbing supply.I have not but i will along with McMaster.Thanks again
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TodFitch

There is a brass seat that you are missing. The seat has a pipe thread for the head, a seat, and straight threads for the gland nut. The bulb slides into the seat and the gland nut on the capillary holds it in place and clamps it in to create the seal so it doesn't leak.

The universal "mechanical" temperature gauges at your local auto supply usually have a few different seats in the package with different threads for various head setups. The only issue is if the threads on the universal gland nut of the included temperature gauge are the same as the nut on your unit.

There is a chance that an industrial supplier like McMaster-Carr has the seats though my quick search only turned up ones for running electrical cables into a weather tight box.
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Harlan Olson

I am wanting to attach the water gauge sending unit directly into the head of my four cyl. Although the head and the sending unit are standard pipe threads, I am having trouble finding the proper fitting. Any  recommendations or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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