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Fitting my inside/outside thermometer
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10 Oct 2013 10:31 #85669
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No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationReplied by helijohn on topic Fitting my inside/outside thermometer
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Threw the thermometer in the bin (saved the batteries though as they were new! lol) and fitted one of these.
It was a bit of a disaster as the heat from the engine was travelling along the tunnel to the sensor. However, I was later able to run the sensor wire under the carpet and feed the sensor out through the drain grommet in the floor which I replaced with a cable grommet I had in spares.
Sealed it and tucked it away.
End result is a bit kitchenlike but I have checked the readings and they are spot on.
Threw the thermometer in the bin (saved the batteries though as they were new! lol) and fitted one of these.
It was a bit of a disaster as the heat from the engine was travelling along the tunnel to the sensor. However, I was later able to run the sensor wire under the carpet and feed the sensor out through the drain grommet in the floor which I replaced with a cable grommet I had in spares.
Sealed it and tucked it away.
End result is a bit kitchenlike but I have checked the readings and they are spot on.
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