Sump, Baffle and temp sensor

  1. #1
    The never ending quest...

    I'm leaning towards having the oil temp sensor in the sump so I can avoid having loads of sandwich plates.

    I was thinking of getting a Mk1 sump that has the sensor hole on the back but as I've got a baffle not sure if the sensor will get any readings due to it's location?
  2. #2
    You should find that the baffle will hold oil where it needs to be and give good temp readings
    As the sensor is in the deepest part of the sump where the baffle directs oil to
  3. #3
    Ps I use the stock sensor for my dash2 and works just fine with no fluctuations
  4. #4
    carbone sump...

    http://www.gascompetition.fr/Kitcart...super1600.html
  5. #5
    mine works fine, its a TIM oil temperature gauge, mounted in place of the citroen one in the sump, no fluctuations even round really long fast corners...
  6. #6
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by greyjasper51 View Post
    mine works fine, its a TIM oil temperature gauge, mounted in place of the citroen one in the sump, no fluctuations even round really long fast corners...
    Do you have a baffle?

    My concern was the sensor hole being on the other side of the pan to the pump so it might not always be in oil with the baffle.
  7. #7
    Had a baffle and standard sensor in my 106 gti with no issues.
  8. #8
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Nick_C View Post
    Had a baffle and standard sensor in my 106 gti with no issues.
    Ditto Nick