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    6/21/2015 5:17 PM  #1

    allmymoney66
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    From: Camden Point, Missouri
    Registered: 11/07/2013
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    temp sending unit for edelbrock intake

    I have a 66 with a 302 in it.  It has an edelbrock intake on it.  I am trying to install the temp sending unit (old stock electrical one) but of course the threads are different.  It looks like the hole is a 1/2 inch npt thread but the sensor is slightly larger.  Does anyone know where to find an adapter fitting or if another brand of sensor will work?  I am just needing something to use for the stock electrical gauges.

     

    6/21/2015 6:40 PM  #2

    MachTJ
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    Registered: 5/18/2014
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    Re: temp sending unit for edelbrock intake

    I havent seen any vehicle use anything larger than 1/2" npt for a sensor. If you measure the outside of the threads this site can help you determine which size pipe you actually have. http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/npt-national-pipe-taper-threads-d_750.html

     

     

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