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Midget Combo Gauge

JoeV

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Hello All<

Anyone know how to adapt a aftermarket Temp gauge to the midget thermostat housing? the temperature sender seems too short to snug up to the adapter.
If I can't fit this gauge I guess I'll have to get a new gauge even though the oil pressure part works just fine. Anyone have any tips
Thanks
Joe
 
You might try contacting these folks:
Nisonger They specialize in rebuilding Smiths gauges and may be able to rebuild yours. Worth a shot.

George

PS: Welcome to the best little British Car forum on the world wide web
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Thanks Wingtip
I also found a place called gaugeguys.com
that is a Smiths dealer and has a new gauge for my little
Midge. Glad I found this forum!
Joe

[ 04-09-2002: Message edited by: Basil ]</p>
 
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by JoeV:
Thanks Wingtip
I also found a place called gaugeguys.com that is a Smiths dealer and has a new gauge for my little
Midge. Glad I found this forum!
Joe
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Thanks for the tip Joe! Until now the only place I knew of was Nisonger's. Nice to know there are alternatives out there. BTW, I'm glad you found this forum too!
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Let me know if you have any questions or problems.

Basil
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Oh, and just a tip....when you post a web address, if you click the "URL" button while posting a message, it lets you enter the URL and the name of the site. Then, when you save your post it will provide a link that people can click. (The URL button appears along with some other "Instant UBB code" buttons just below the text window when you are tying a message.). I edited your post to make the gaugeguys site a link.

[ 04-09-2002: Message edited by: Basil ]</p>
 
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by JoeV:
Thanks Basil
I'll get used to using that next time I post a
URL
Joe
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The basics are pretty straight forward, and there are a lot of other cool things you can do which you'll learn as you go (like posting pictures, sending private messages, etc.)

Enjoy
 
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