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#8366 - 09/04/13 10:21 PM TAC 20 Viscosity Control  
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hirise Offline
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Believe I have a bad up to temp sensor.
Do i have to pump all the oil out to get to it or is there some trick.

Then I only noted a "open on rise" @ 100 degree device from Component Source.
Does this sound about right?

Any comments?

#8375 - 09/05/13 01:14 PM Re: TAC 20 Viscosity Control [Re: hirise]  
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I believe you located the correct low temp thermostat.

On submersible unit, it should be bolted to the crossbar motor mount above the motor. Unless you have a lot of extra oil, it should be only a few inches below the oil line with elevator at top floor.

#8382 - 09/06/13 04:02 AM Re: TAC 20 Viscosity Control [Re: Tarth]  
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Thanks man


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