raw water flow and exhaust temp alarm
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Printed Date: November-24-2024 at 8:34am
Topic: raw water flow and exhaust temp alarm
Posted By: Splitrock
Subject: raw water flow and exhaust temp alarm
Date Posted: March-13-2024 at 7:54pm
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I really appreciate the information provided by this group. My turn to provide some information regarding an enhancement I made that might be of interest to some. A solution for a potential problem. Sometimes damage can result before the engine reads high temperature. A buddy of mine baked his fiberglass muffler before he noticed any engine temperature spike. So I wanted to be better informed when raw water input/flow was compromised. For redundant protection, two types of sensors were configured. Exhaust manifold temperature sensors (one for each manifold)  And a raw water intake flow sensor (inline before raw water pump)  The alarm was mounted in the dash.  A very straight forward installation and extremely pleased to have first line of notification for a crucial system component. |
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Posted By: 1980SN2001
Date Posted: March-20-2024 at 2:13pm
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Very cool, and a clean install. I like the idea of know if water is flowing before the engine starts to over heat. Does the exhaust temperature sensor have a probe inside the manifold or is it monitoring the external temperature? Also at what temperature does it go into alarm? ------------- 1980 SN Project |
Posted By: Splitrock
Date Posted: March-20-2024 at 7:12pm
| installation of the exhaust sensor is external via a large hose clamp which is included - requires sensor contacting exhaust manifold and no internal probe. I believe the trigger temp is 200F (hard set and can't be adjusted) |