Review on Equus 8162 Electric Temperature Aluminum by Stephen Cernatescu

I replaced a burned out water temp sensor in my 1972 Dodge Charger with an Equus 8162. Before installing it, I tested it on a workbench by placing the included sensor in a pot of boiling water. .Temperature was just over 200 F. The included sensor screwed directly into the block that the original sensor was in - no adapter needed. I used an existing cable. The connector on the engine side did not need to be changed, but an adapter did need to be made to connect the dash to the sensor.