🌡️ Black Water Temperature Sensor Adapter - 38mm Size by Mishimoto -MMWHS-38-BK Review

I bought a 30 mm adapter from S2000. Very well made, but the supplied hose clamp is too small. I also had to drill and cut a larger temperature sensor.

Another great Mishimoto product, just make sure you order the right side, the aftermarket gauge fits perfectly and had no leaks, definitely worth it in my opinion

I needed this part to install a glowshift temp sensor in my Subaru's upper radiator hose. It worked great and the clamps that came with it were of pretty good quality.

NOT THE SAME AS THE PICTURE! What we received did not have a hex screw to ground the unit to the case as pictured. no, where in the description it says that the product can vary greatly from the photo.

I didn't even need a ground screw for my application so this review is only to help those who do. As mentioned in other reviews, you will NOT receive the case shown in the photo. It has NO ground screw.

Install this as an easy way to get stable temperatures in my E36 race car. The second ones I've used hold up well and provide a secure fit. They work in an endurance machine so temperatures stay consistently high for hours.

As others have said, it doesn't have a screw for grounding the unit, but that's easily fixed with a drill and a 10-32 pan head screw. In my eyes there is nothing wrong. More photos will be added after installation. Update: Installed easily. Throw away the supplied staples and use stronger staples.

So I bought this as a solution to ground my water temp sensor. However, there is no place to ground the case! Why are you promoting this image and the "product number" without accurately describing the product in the description or TITLE? Seriously folks, here we go. I have NO time to return this and I want my money back ASAP, I needed it yesterday!

Very happy with this item. I installed it on the upper radiator hose for the sensor sensor. The hose clamps that came with it were great, they fit my 34mm hose perfectly and didn't leak at all. (I sealed the transmitter box with Teflon tape, if you don't your mileage may vary) However, as many people have said, the ground screw you see in the photo is missing. However, I'm not sure if I find that too problematic. To make sure the transmitter is actually grounded, I still want to route my wiring