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CManT1914

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DarkProphet said:
The intake is at home, and im at school so i cant physically hold it. Like i said, the sensor is where the plug is on the pic sn955 posted, As long as this isnt for more then anything other then the dash gauge It shouldnt matter too much, and im putting the new motor in in like two weeks anyway.
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Eh, there ya go, lol.
 

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Well the sensor isnt where it is in that pic, Got that one off of ebay. My sensor is next to the fuel rail bolt by the #5 runner. Its plugged in this picture and the picture posted above, but I have my sensor there, with the other two being plugged
 

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The temp sensor belojngs where urban96 indicated. If you don't need the ACT in the #5 runner, plug the hole if one is there.
 

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DarkProphet said:
Well the sensor isnt where it is in that pic, Got that one off of ebay. My sensor is next to the fuel rail bolt by the #5 runner. Its plugged in this picture and the picture posted above, but I have my sensor there, with the other two being plugged
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The threaded hole behind the #5 runner for the Fox ACT is 3\8". I used a 3\8" threaded pipe plug on my '93 cobra intake and have no leaks or problems. The coolent holes were already plugged on mine so I don't know the size, probably 3\8" or 5\16" from the look.
Tim
 

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3/8" NPT pipe plugs is correct......
 

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Yea, I see this now haha. I bought my intake used, and it has the sensor in the wrong hole. Dont know why he put it there? ill move it this weekend when im at home.
 
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