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Egt Sensor ??
ok where can i get a threaded adaptor to put in the dump pipe the sensor probe.. the thread on the dump pipe is bigger then sensor so im asuming it will be a big thread with smaller thread in the middle is this correct and where would i get one.
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go to your closest hose and hydrolic store they will have all types of fittings
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Tim, see that little screw in thing on the top of the probe? Find a nut that size, and have it welded in.
If not, you can always get a new one of those. They are called compression fittings, and instrument places should have them. I'm quite sure you can get them from Enzed or Pirtek also. You should be able to get one the same size as the threaded hole on your exhaust. |
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ok got adaptor i needed but damn the original one is hard to get out any one got some tips or tool ? to get it out its just a allen key but very hard to get good leverage in there.. any help me great
thanks Tim |
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From the picture it looks like an allen key, you could get a set of "gorilla" keys from Bunnings and basically give it a try.
The keys has a small allen style ball so you can flex the key a little for better leverage... worth a try. |
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cool thanks ill head to bunnings tomorrow after work.. cheers
Last edited by NVRENUF; 11-08-2006 at 06:25 AM. |
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Spray some WD-40 or 'Break Away' on the bung and let it penetrate for a few hours. Should make it easier. I still think you'll have to take off the dump pipe to get some decent leverage on it though.
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Yeah cool. well im going into the exhuast shop next week so ill take dump pipe off then if i have no luck.
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egt, sensor |
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