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Hi Guys, Just recieved my water temperature sending unit from highly recommended Lectric Limited Inc. for my '67 GTO with rallye gauges. The unit they sent me P.N. 0640283 has a vertical spade terminal coming out the top. Is this correct? I thought the terminal was horizontal like their P.N. 01513321 that is listed for a '65 GTO. Can anyone clear this up for me? Thanks in advance for your help.
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The one for the 66 is a button top not a spade if you have ralley gauges. I bought the one with the spade connector and it was wrong I got the button one and everything is working great.
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I'm still not clear on this. What's the correct one look like for a '67 with gauges? See www.lectriclimited.com
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Here is what my 67 sender looks like.
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Gage temp sending unit is what's called the parts business as " button style". It has what looks like a nail head on the top. Yours (the one pictured) is called "blade style". Temp gages usually take button style.
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The 67 temp sending unit for gauges is the flat spade type as pictured in my post above. Various years as well as gauge or warning light units were different.
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Yes, that is correct for 67. |
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Thanks so much again guys. I can always count on you to give me the CORRECT information!!
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