ok, here is what i was thinking about tapping. its the piece right after the thermostat opening, which would probably not see a fully accurate temp until it opens but thats when i need to really know the temp anyway. so can anyone see any drawbacks? the sensor will stick into the flow but i don't think it will really hinder it much. my only other concern is that the aluminum walling isn't super thick, approx. .155". any suggestions?

 

What till Monday dill weed, and I will try and help you find something... That thing is also curved shaped, dunno if that sensor is gonna go on there right?

 

Ha ha ....dill weed.... how far away is V8kilr form this beltland grouping??

 

minnesota. did i butcher that spelling? dave just visits when he can part se's, lol. still want some opinions. oh yeah, forgot the pic too. here's the part.

 

That's weird... on my car that part actually has a bung on it.

Anyway, if I was you I'd just pull the water pump housing so you can drill and tap the choke sensor location. It's a minor pain in the *** but you might as well do it properly. Plus, you don't actually have to seperate the pump from the housing. You just pull it off as one piece.

 

i'm avoiding that like the plague. mike seems to think we'll still find an adapter. i'm trying to nab another sensor from someone so i can drill and tap it and turn it into an adapter. you're invited to come stateside and work on that for me though.

 

I you wanna pay my air-fares I'll jump on a plane today.

 

let my get my unemployed *** on that, lol.

 

Since your unemployed *** is getting on them air fares, I got one word for ya 'LANDSCAPING' lol It wasnt raining the other day, what happened you blow a motor or something?

btw: I did tell you about monday right? I got a fix to do on a Neon monday, I took all day off, I dont think he's showing up till 5 30 pm tho...