Can this measure the temperature of a running motorcycle engine at the cylinder head?
903698
yes . whatever you point it at it gives you the temp. It's really pretty cool.
903699
yes I believe it can. it works very well for tacking temps all around the house.
206835
Yes, this tool see temperatures not anything else so if their is a water leak there will be a temperature difference.
967062
you should be able to. I don't think there is a temperature limit on the sensor.
700065
Short answer is yes. However, there are several combinations or kits that are tailored to specific models of vehicles. This gauge is used to replace the typical instrument cluster of a vehicle. Typically this applies to motorcycles, dirt bikes and Quads. This gauge accepts a variety of inputs in order to display speed, RPM, tempurature ect. There are several kits that include different types of sensors for detecting speed, engine speed and temperature. I would suggested heading over to trail tech and finding the kit that would fit your bike. Each kit includes the same module but, different styles of sensors. Short answer is yes. However, there are several combinations or kits that are tailored to specific models of vehicles. This gauge is used to replace the typical instrument cluster of a vehicle. Typically this applies to motorcycles, dirt bikes and Quads. This gauge accepts a variety of inputs in order to display speed, RPM, tempurature ect. There are several kits that include different types of sensors for detecting speed, engine speed and temperature. I would suggested heading over to trail tech and finding the kit that would fit your bike. Each kit includes the same module but, different... » Read More Short answer is yes. However, there are several combinations or kits that are tailored to specific models of vehicles. This gauge is used to replace the typical instrument cluster of a vehicle. Typically this applies to motorcycles, dirt bikes and Quads. This gauge accepts a variety of inputs in order to display speed, RPM, tempurature ect. There are several kits that include different types of sensors for detecting speed, engine speed and temperature. I would suggested heading over to trail tech and finding the kit that would fit your bike. Each kit includes the same module but, different styles of sensors. « Show Less
697576
it will read the temperature wherever you put the sensor. Only one temp reading location. I put mine behind the grill of the car in front of the radiator. I taped it up so it wouldn't touch any of the metal car parts and so not affected by the car temp in the sun as an example. It seems to be pretty accurate
1952217
Yes, I believe it would, it comes with a sensor that can be surface mounted in order to read temperature.
1116931
Yep.....you can check the air pressure.....I use one for my air shocks on my motorcycle. It stays on all the time.
1921804
No. It is a resister thermal device (rtd). It needs another device to convert the thermal resistance to a temperature.
2040748
Yes, this would be able to check the temp of a BBQ or smoker. I have had one for a few months now and it has worked great so far. No problems or issues.
877237
No, it can only be used for surface temperature. There is no probe to check internal temp.
409660
The answer is NO. This is to be used to observe or read temperature in short term where the dial (working parts) are NOT exposed to DIRECT HEAT as in the internal temp of chicken, candy or other like cases as in checking the internal temp of grilled beef, pork etc.
50933
Pretty simple installation for people with some mechanical inclination. It has worked flawlessly through one race season on a Ninja 250 endurance motorcycle. I installed the sensor on the water hose leading from the cylinder head back to the radiator so I had an idea of maximum coolant temperature before it hit the radiator. For power I tapped into an unused headlight circuit.
1521186
It should. The fluid inside the heat exchanger should make no difference. When the probe is inserted into your oil cooler, it should read the temperature exactly as it would in your radiator. Good luck!
946598
As far as I can tell, It picks up electric pulses from the spark plug when the motor is running so temperature should not impact it.
1805813
I don't think it would be needed on that type of engine.That engine should not have a cooling problem.It can be used with no problems.
688277
Don't think so, the temperature of the water on the input side may determine the output temp. My water is around 55 degrees and i have seem temps close to 140 but thats the highest
1587442
yes , you can use it to check the temperature.but the one I bought just so happens it doesn't work at all.so the answer is No because this product is terrible.