GlowShift Stubby Transmission Temperature Gauge Sensor Sending Unit Compatible with GM 4L60-E Automatic Transmissions - 1/8-27 NPT Thread

GlowShift Stubby Transmission Temperature Gauge Sensor Sending Unit Compatible with GM 4L60-E Automatic Transmissions - 1/8-27 NPT Thread

$ 12.99

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Based on 78 ratings

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8.99

Customer service

9.23

Giftable

8.91

Satisfaction

9.07

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Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

GM 4L60-E Automatic Transmissions are recommended.

The Stem Length of the Stubby Temperature Sensor Has Been Reduced to Allow for Proper Clearance

GlowShift Transmission Temperature, Water Temperature, and Oil Temperature Compatibility

If your GlowShift gauge has a "1TS" sticker on the back of the housing, you can be sure it's compatible.

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Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with my S10 4 from the year 2000? It has a 4l60e in it, but I'm not sure if it's any different from one from a Silverado. ?

Yes, the stubby will come in handy.

Will I need an adapter for this or can I simply thread it into the trans Housing?

When installed in the transmission's testing port, no adapter is required. On the transmission, it should be located near the shifting link.

Is it compatible with a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado?

The stubby transmission sensor was designed for a 4l60e transmission that was installed in the 1999-2000 model year. 2007 Chevy 1500 pickups, so if your truck is from that year and is a 1500, it will work.

What's the purpose of the wires? Is it possible that white represents power while black represents the ground?

Yes, the black wire is connected to the ground, and the white wire is connected to a lead at your gauge.

Selected User Reviews For GlowShift Stubby Transmission Temperature Gauge Sensor Sending Unit Compatible with GM 4L60-E Automatic Transmissions - 1/8-27 NPT Thread

Autometer gauges are not compatible with this product

3/5

Because the thermistor resistance is insufficient, it will not work with autometer brand gagues. Only works with GlowShift brand gagues. br>br>However, it fits in my 1986 year 700r4 test port.

Rosemary Carney

| Jan 07, 2021

Junk

3/5

On a 4L60-based system, the sensor would not fit into the test port. E, the old one screws right in, and they're both 1/8 npt inputs. This was a replacement for the first one, which had only lasted three months on a Chevy Blazer that was being completely rebuilt from the ground up. br>The truck has yet to see the pavement. Glow shift has some visually appealing products, but I'll be returning to Bosch after this.

Maia Mendez

| Mar 04, 2021

It didn't work out

3/5

The gauge was set to 110 degrees, not 0 as it should have been. The issue was traced to a faulty " Stubby " Sensor, which was replaced, and everything is working fine now. The sensor simply did not function.