Mysterious hole in downpipe and mysterious ground
I was crawling around under my 87 TII today and noticed this little hole in the downpipe.
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...g?t=1255148995 http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...g?t=1255149091 This is on the bottom side of the downpipe, right after the turbo. The weird thing is, I went to take a look at the downpipe off of my parts car, and it doesn't have this hole at all. I can stick a paper clip all the way into it, so it's obviously leaking exhaust. And it's not threaded from what I can tell. Does anybody else have this hole or something that looks similar? Also while crawling around under the car, I found a ground that I forgot to connect when putting the engine back in the car. http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/h...g?t=1255149397 This is near the starter. Does anybody know where this ground was originally connected? And what is it's purpose? Thanks! |
The hole is just a rust hole and the ground is normally attached to the one of the bolts that hold the slave cylinder on, I forget what exactly it is for...
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The hole looks like a bung was once attached and a probe of some sort inserted in the exhaust.
Just a guess. The "ground" is actually a condensor for the oil pressure gauge circuit and originally did go on one of the slave cylinder mounting bolts although any good ground point would work as well. |
Ya.I agree with Clokker.you can obviously see where someone has attempted to weld a Piece to hold the EGT sender's bung onto the pipe.They just didn't bother to insert the Bung on Correctly.
Hook the black condenser Thingie(The black hash piece with Eyelet) to a slave cylinderr bolt.Unscrew the Bolt closest to the Drivers side.Place it on,and put the bolt back in.Done. |
Probably the hole for a EGT sensor. They make one that uses a hole that size and the sensor is held in place with a common band clamp. Makes sense to me. I've seen 'em and used 'em.
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Thanks guys! The hole is now welded shut and the condenser is where it should be.
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