Antifreeze temperature clock

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Well, nothing colleagues who have a Renault Scenic III 1.5 DCI of 85 hp, of 2010 and I want to install a temperature clock for the antifreeze, to avoid overheating and serious damage in the engine.

I have enough doubts about how to do it but well now that I have more free time because I want to install it myself.

Where can I put the temperature sensor, in the motor block, mammite or on the radiator? I would like to do it as simple as possible and that your water temperature readings are as effective as possible? Greetings and thanks

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There are some pictures of my engine, greetings

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Very easy it should not be, but look for the cylinder head or the motor block if you carry any threaded plug. You take it off and you can connect a temperature sensor that you take a drain, with its respective temperature clock, because the internal resistance of the wrath sensor according to the clock. Take them from the same car and you will not have problems, the difficult thing will be to get the same thread step of the sensor as that of your plug. Greetings!

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