Did you know on the astra vxr there is actually a spare 1/8 hole in the side of the block right next to the oem temp sensor . It is a square headed bolt bolted in so you just simply screw out bolt and screw temp sensor straight in obviously using teflon first but a ideal place without having to cut pipes and you will get a more accurate reading and you can also see the temps warming up , this took me a long time to figure out so I hope it helps you in the future when installing temp gauges
Living in Queensland Australia, the last mod we would ever even contemplate would be to block off an air vent! Our coldest winter days are still over 75 degrees F so pillar pods are the only option, or pressing that odometer button 4 times then 5 times if on a decent trip. But I enjoy the Rusty vids.
Would you be able to provide the parts that you used? Just so I order the right ones and correct fitments as well as a good sensor for better reading the temp! Cheers
Good stuff mate, I have some questions 😊 after you drained all the coolant out, how much is needed to refill to the correct level? Also I'm guessing to bleed, just leave cap off and put heating on max for 5mins? Cheers pal
Thanks mate, you fill it up till your coolant bottle is half full, run the car and allow the air to escape naturally whilst topping it up, then the correct level is displayed on the bottle itself
Hey guys I have just received a gauge im going to fit to my astra. It says 1 wire should go to permanent live. But this makes no sense to me any ideas ??
Zit in de auto knopje van teller. 3x indrukken bij de 4de keer vast houden daarna wachten tot je wat ziet veranderen in beeld. En dan nog 5 x klikken en je zit de tem
I still dont understand Vauxhalls logic for doing away with a very important temperature guage.Yes i know you can press that trip button 4 times holding down on 4th press with ignition at 2 clicks then trip button 5 times to show temperature.
Rusty Autos you have right. But before the thermostat open, the water circulate in the heathing circle. And this water circulate cylinder head. But if anything is wrong, this water will be hot first.
@@darrenmicklewright2008 once its opened for the first time it is has to allow coolant to flow thro (topping it up dont allow it to pass through untill the thermostats opened) So after the first time its been read it will give a true reading all the time as there is now coolant there to read from
Did you know on the astra vxr there is actually a spare 1/8 hole in the side of the block right next to the oem temp sensor . It is a square headed bolt bolted in so you just simply screw out bolt and screw temp sensor straight in obviously using teflon first but a ideal place without having to cut pipes and you will get a more accurate reading and you can also see the temps warming up , this took me a long time to figure out so I hope it helps you in the future when installing temp gauges
Do you have a link for a size of sensor that would take
Living in Queensland Australia, the last mod we would ever even contemplate would be to block off an air vent! Our coldest winter days are still over 75 degrees F so pillar pods are the only option, or pressing that odometer button 4 times then 5 times if on a decent trip. But I enjoy the Rusty vids.
Can’t wait for the splitters and skirts and rear defusers 🔥🔥
The triple pillar pods are already on sale on our website too! The splitters etc are in the pipeline very soon too!
@@RustyAutos llllllllllll
How come you didn't tap in to the oem temp sensor on the car already bud? No hate just curious as I'll be fitting one soon on mine.
Another great 1 buddy carnt wait for the ST pillar 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks buddy! They are coming soon!
Would you be able to provide the parts that you used? Just so I order the right ones and correct fitments as well as a good sensor for better reading the temp! Cheers
Just noticed the boost gauge sitting at -20 on idle , mine sits at -30 on idle can you tell me why ?
Cheers
Good stuff mate, I have some questions 😊 after you drained all the coolant out, how much is needed to refill to the correct level? Also I'm guessing to bleed, just leave cap off and put heating on max for 5mins? Cheers pal
Thanks mate, you fill it up till your coolant bottle is half full, run the car and allow the air to escape naturally whilst topping it up, then the correct level is displayed on the bottle itself
What did you use to block the vents? Sponge?
Hi where can I buy this kit with adaptor for pipe thanks great video
Hey guys I have just received a gauge im going to fit to my astra. It says 1 wire should go to permanent live. But this makes no sense to me any ideas ??
Cracking video mate keep up the great work 😁
Thanks buddy!
Zit in de auto knopje van teller. 3x indrukken bij de 4de keer vast houden daarna wachten tot je wat ziet veranderen in beeld. En dan nog 5 x klikken en je zit de tem
I still dont understand Vauxhalls logic for doing away with a very important temperature guage.Yes i know you can press that trip button 4 times holding down on 4th press with ignition at 2 clicks then trip button 5 times to show temperature.
It was vauxhalls silly idea,
What wires can I use please could u help
Hi there what exhaust is on Jack's car sounds epic ps great video
He has a 3" cobra double decat non res mate
I got my back box out and thinking of a full exhaust system soon lol sounds epic love the you tube channel keep up the amazing informative work
@@savagedfifascammers thanks mate!
Have you got a link for the whole kit?
Have you got a link to the gauge please?
It is not better to put the sensor to the heating pipe?
No mate, as the thermostat will be open anyway if theres any problems if it doesnt move then u know the thermostat is sticking too
Rusty Autos you have right. But before the thermostat open, the water circulate in the heathing circle. And this water circulate cylinder head. But if anything is wrong, this water will be hot first.
Do u know size off zafira b coolant hose
Another great video 👍
Thanks mate!
carbon fibre pillar pod?
Please could you tell me, where did you find a ground point?
You can ground the water temp to a bolt on the chassis under the plastic cover on the side of the centre console
@@RustyAutos thank you mate!
No problem buddy!
What size is the connector piece?
Just installed mine and it’s not rising in temp when cars running but heaters are red hot any idea rusty?
Is the thermostat open yet?
Wait a min. So hitting 100 degrees is normal? And nothing to worry about? What temp should you be worried at blowing something?
110 mate somethings wrong
@@RustyAutos legend. Phew! Thanks 😌🙏
hi great video, where did you get the temp sensor from?
From ebay mate with the gauge, most gauges come with them
First great video as always
Mate have a good weekend
thanks buddy! You have a good weekend too!
How much to have boost gauge done and water temp done ?
Drop us a msg on the page mate or instagram
Have you done a oil temp gauge ?
Do corsa e vxr have p4 problem
They do mate yes, unfortunately the gearbox too
Are you sure that gauge works?
yes?
@@RustyAutos cz mine only plays around 40 degrees yet when i connect my diagnostic tool it says coolant temp is 89?
@@thedpfteam2423 the thermostat has to open for the location its at, it has to reach 105 and it will read
@@RustyAutos so isn't it better to put it on the pipe before the thermostat so you get the temp as the coolant warms up??
@@darrenmicklewright2008 once its opened for the first time it is has to allow coolant to flow thro (topping it up dont allow it to pass through untill the thermostats opened)
So after the first time its been read it will give a true reading all the time as there is now coolant there to read from
were abouts are these based
Ollerton NG22 9QL
@@RustyAutos just sent you a ? on fb need a price
So easy to follow, I wanted to do this but all the tutorial on here are rubbish
Thank you lewis! Any questions bro just ask!
@@RustyAutos cheers 😊
This item ur installing looks to be more restrictive
Not at all buddy its more than enough! Cars runs awesome!
How to loose ventilation in your car how to, joke I know jack is a taff guy and doesnt need heating
😂😂 hes having a triple pillar pod soon! So he can have his heating back!