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Bacon 09-10-02 06:54 PM

Size thread for haltech ATS?
 
like the title says whats the tap size i need? i bought a m14 X 1.5 mm and its way 2 small the ats (air temp sensor) almost looks like its 3/8npt....any ideas guys??

thanks

tims 09-10-02 07:58 PM

all sensors are 3/8" NPT.

Jaymz 09-12-02 10:00 AM

My ATS sensor is 14mm X 1.5 and the H20 Temp sensor is 3/8 NPT.

rxrotary2_7 09-12-02 06:15 PM

the manual says on pg 15 - ATS 14mm X 1.5 but mine is definatly not. i believe it is 3/8 NPT after looking at it. i just used the stock ATS for now. :rolleyes:

Jaymz 09-12-02 11:43 PM

Does it look the same size as the water temp sensor?

Bacon 09-13-02 11:04 AM

yes.... it boggled my mind...what im gonna do is tap a blank piece of stock with 3/8npt and see if the sensor starts fine b4 i go taping my uim ;)

rxrotary2_7 09-13-02 12:02 PM

why not try it in the hole for coolant?

RETed 09-13-02 08:24 PM

I always thought the later Aussie models had the M14 AIT sensors.&nbsp The U.S. ones (bought from an official Haltech U.S. dealer) all came with the 3/8"NPT ones.



-Ted

Bacon 09-14-02 07:52 PM


Originally posted by rxrotary2_7
why not try it in the hole for coolant?
well umm b/c it kinda has the CTS in it..DDUUHHHH ;)
yea i am that lazy but u know me eye it up and drill thats my motto...lol to all who who care yes it is 3/8 npt thread for the ATS

thanks to everone who re-assured me :d

rxrotary2_7 09-14-02 08:35 PM

lmao! :rofl:

MIKE-P-28 09-14-02 09:55 PM


Originally posted by rxrotary2_7
the manual says on pg 15 - ATS 14mm X 1.5 but mine is definatly not. i believe it is 3/8 NPT after looking at it. i just used the stock ATS for now. :rolleyes:
No no, dont use the stock ATS... Use the haltech one, definately. The coolant sensor you may use the stock one, but something as critical as the air temp, use the appropriate sensor.

TonyTurboII 09-20-02 03:43 AM

So your saying a stock GM sensor is better than a stock Mazda one? Seems to me theyd be somewhat equal.

Does anyone know the thread size on the stock ATS?


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