Most of the temp sensors (metal) I have found go up to ~250f which I'm guessing would be high enough but I worry a little about the wire that goes to the sensor...if I can get it out of the way or wrap it it something to protect it from the higher temperatures.
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S1 Switch Function (Auto Start) 003a
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Back in the day, I used to race stockcars and gokarts, on the karts we had a head temperature sensor that was held in place by the spark plug, you could use one of these sensors under a glow plug(end of the day its a simple thermocouple) . They used to sell the sensors separately from the tach module (google digitron tach).
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Agree that head temp is the better place to monitor. You can find thermocouples that are shaped to go under bolt heads. Very common in aviation. You'll need a bit more circuitry to read a thermocouple but your autostart will work better. The 003s start well when they are adequately preheated. They don't start at all if they aren't.