mr_woodster
Active Member
I agree, The sensors may not be the same, But the housing will accept either one. I was just posting this up in case others wanted a more "oem" solution. A single piece verses piece together. 
Heater Tube Assembly Leaking Bad!!! HELP!!!
- Thread starter badstang123
- Start date
I agree, The sensors may not be the same, But the housing will accept either one. I was just posting this up in case others wanted a more "oem" solution. A single piece verses piece together.
Great Info
This is one of those threads many will be pointed to in the future
Grady
Just got back from Home Depot Racing 
Bought all the fittings i needed. $14 mod!!
3ft 5/8ID
3ft 3/4ID
3/8 brass T fitting
2x 2 inch 3/8 brass fitting
1 90 deg 1/2 inch 1 side threaded
1x 1 1/2 inch thread pipe to side the hose over for the 90 deg. elbow
2x 1 inch hose clamps
I left everything on i just needed to pop the fuel rail on the pass side and slid everything underneath. No more leak, still using stock sensor
From a tuning point of view having the sensor after the heater core will read a little lower temp wise, which isnt the end of the world, but i might drop my fan settings in the summer. For now hotter the better in the winter
Bought all the fittings i needed. $14 mod!!
3ft 5/8ID
3ft 3/4ID
3/8 brass T fitting
2x 2 inch 3/8 brass fitting
1 90 deg 1/2 inch 1 side threaded
1x 1 1/2 inch thread pipe to side the hose over for the 90 deg. elbow
2x 1 inch hose clamps
I left everything on i just needed to pop the fuel rail on the pass side and slid everything underneath. No more leak, still using stock sensor
From a tuning point of view having the sensor after the heater core will read a little lower temp wise, which isnt the end of the world, but i might drop my fan settings in the summer. For now hotter the better in the winter
