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Post by manovlov »

Hy everyone,

I need your help on an issue. To continue to expend my knowledge on mechanic, i started to repair a 125 cc scooter. I search the temperature gauge but PEUGEOT doesn't produces this part anymore. The difficulty is to find a probe with a thread pitch of 8 millimeters

So, here are the differents things about the part I'm looking for. May be someone here will be able to guide me to the part or similar.

1000 thanks.

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Post by BlackBart »

If this is helpful, do you mean thread diameter instead of pitch? That will change your question and maybe solve the problem.

Here are the names...

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The major diameter is 8 mm.
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Post by abscate »

Manov, see if you can find the operating parameters for this sensor. Are you sure it is a temperature sensor ?

What does it do, feed a gauge or a light?

Sorry, by “ feed” I mean does the sensor send a signal to a gauge or to an over heat light?
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Post by manovlov »

Salut Abscate,

Here, some pictures, more simple than long explanation. Apparently, the major diameter should be NPT 1/16" (8mm)
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May be i could use an adapter NPT 1/16" to screw on the head of the engine, and find a sensor with a 1/8" NPT sensor (more easy to find)...
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The adapter to 1/8 NPT sounds like a good plan.
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Post by abscate »

A temperature gauge. So it will vary resistance with temperature. Try to measure it. Cold and with hot water to see what the temp is.

You can probably find a sensor that will work then just get a thread combination that fits
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