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Old 04-21-03, 11:47 PM
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sensor on the water neck

theres a sensor that is on the water neck that hold the upper rad hose, do i really need that? im doing a turbo II ecu swap in a 1G rex and i will like to know. thanks
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You can use it for aftermarket water temp gauge.
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It's the water temp sensor for an electric fan that sits infront of the radiator. If you have no fan....then its probably a replacement filler neck from the wreck yard. There is a green wire with a black connector either on it or laying nearby.
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Lets say I ditch the little fan... Can I remove the sensor and use that hole for an aftermarket temp gauge with no weird side effects?
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Lets say I ditch the little fan...
Why ditch a free electric fan?
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thanks is because im doing a turbo II ecu and harness swap on my 84 gslse and the conector broke but anyway thanks.
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