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benniferj

Member Since: 20 Oct 2016
Location: Basingstoke
Posts: 361

Coolant warning light/buzzer

I'm running an aftermarket coolant temp gauge - sensor sits in a metal join/insert on my rad top hose and is giving me a really good accurate reading in degrees. The original gauge had a problem hence replacement. I currently have no warning for if it's getting too hot - i'm on a manual electric fan and sometimes when off roading with limited rad flow I need to engage heater/elec fan to bring it down a bit. Is there a simple way I can parallel some electronics to my temp sensor on the top hose to effectively give me a relayed output on/off based on when it hits a certain temp (voltage/resistance?) - the temp threshold could simply be on a dial that I can set myself and hide away.

Ideas would be great - once i've got an 'on' state for say 96deg then I can work out if I want a light, buzzer or both, that's the easy bit. I'm thinking there must be something at Maplin that I can do this with!

Cheers!

(Edit: my elec fan doesnt have this as part of a kit. It's a fan modified from some kind of Ford with a custom plate to attach it to my rad. I'm also not interested in making the fan automatic although of course that would be easy when i've got a 96 temp trigger working)

22nd Mar 2017 7:54am

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