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Looks like this is coolant passage but a smaller than the one near the upper coolant hose on the manifold. Can
I use this with a adapter? Thanks Steve69
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That appears to be the hole where the stock temperature sender should be placed. It is had to tell from your picture exactly what Inam looking at.
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MS wrote:
That appears to be the hole where the stock temperature sender should be placed. It is had to tell from your picture exactly what Inam looking at.
Its the plug with a little bit of rust on it. Its a smaller plug than the one that is on the left side of the manifold.
Steve69
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That's where my Mechanical Gauge is Plumbed into...
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looks to be 1/4 or 3/8 npt. I'm trying to compare to the 5/16 intake manifold bolt but I had too long of a day at work to be able to tell for sure which size it is. Yes you can put a sensor in that hole but know that once you pull the plug out all the coolant from that point to the top of the radiator will come gushing out.
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That plug is 3/8th's NPT, What size temp sender are you trying ti install ? Should be able to get a bushing to reduce to 1/4 or 1/8th inch NPT
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Lil' Hoss wrote:
That plug is 3/8th's NPT, What size temp sender are you trying ti install ? Should be able to get a bushing to reduce to 1/4 or 1/8th inch NPT
I ordered a FiTech EFI so I haven't received it yet. But I have a feeling its the same size as my Manual Temp Gauge sending unit. Which is a larger size. Ill have to go to Menards and see what adapters they have. I plan on pumping the antifreeze down from the radiator and then adding it back in when Im done. Thanks for the info guys!
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You don't want to adapt it up with a bell reducer as it will likely create an air pocket around the sensor and not read accurately, the sensor needs to be immersed in coolant.
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