Oil Heat Sensor To Replace Drainage Plug

By renegadeking
September 2, 2011 in Advanced Drivetrain, Suspension & Tuning

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renegadeking

Posted September 2, 2011

Hey guys. Last time i changed my diff's and transfer case oil they all smelt burnt. I like to play in the mudd and snow as much as possible. And i am sure the oil cant do its job of its getting overheated. So I would like to find oil sensors to use in the drainage plugs instead of drilling and tapping wholes for different sensors. So far i never found what i am looking for and was hoping for guys could help me out.

thanks for the future help.

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