water temp gauge degrees 1/8 npt

• 2022-08-16

Our company has different degrees , 1/8NPT, 1/4NPT are thread specification . You can choose whichever you need . 1 / 8 "internal thread NPT" is the marking method of "60 degree sealed conical internal pipe thread - right hand (GB / T 12716-2002)". In addition, the 1 / 4, 1 / 2 and 1 / 8 marks in the thread refer to the diameter of the thread size , and the unit is inch People in the industry usually call the thread size in minutes . An inch is equal to 8 minutes , and 1 / 4 inch is 2 minutes , and so on.

Water temperature sensor : when the degrees 1/8 npt water temp gauge sensor fails , the temperature signal displayed when the cold vehicle is started is still the temperature signal when the hot vehicle is started . The ECU can not get the correct signal and can only supply the thinner mixture of the engine. Therefore , the engine is not easy to start when the cold vehicle is cold , and it will also be accompanied by unstable idle operation and insufficient acceleration power.

Our water temp gauge can configure1/8 npt water temp sensor . The interior of the automobile water temperature sensor is the automobile degrees 1/8 npt water temp gauge sensor. The lower the temperature , the greater the resistance . On the contrary , the smaller the resistance is , it is installed on the water jacket of the engine block or cylinder head and directly contacts with the cooling water . And thus the temperature of the engine cooling water.

If the degrees 1/8 npt water temp gauge sensor is broken , it will affect the fuel injection amount of the vehicle during cold start , which will make it difficult to start the vehicle , or even impossible to start it. Nowadays , almost all cars have their own emergency system . If the degrees 1/8 npt water temp gauge sensor breaks down, the fuel injection of the car will be limited . If the water temperature is too high , the engine will be pulled and the engine will be overhauled . Therefore , if it breaks down , you must replace the car that cannot rely on the emergency system.