HELP! Do I REALLY need an ACT sensor?
 

I dont have any access to a drill or tap for that matter to drill for the ACT sensor in my 94' cobra lower. Can I just leave it off temporarely? I need to get to work tommarrow, and I have to have my car running. What are my options?

Thanks,
Leo

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You do need it, or your car would run in rich mode all of the time (default setting). I would say try to find another way to work, unless this is just for a day or two and you can work on it real soon. This is only if you absolutely have to have a car.

Jason

Can I relocate the sensor to my intake inlet hose? I've seen this done before, this way I can prevent drilling, just run a longer wire from the harness.

Leo

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1990GT 5.0 302, T-5, 3.73's, K&n Air filter, Dynomax Super Turbo Exhaust, Hypertech Chip, MSD 6A Ignition, RAM Clutch, Motorsport 3 core, Offroad H-pipe.

I don't see why you couldn't do that. As long as it can take a good reading it shouldn't matter. It should be fine there.

Good Luck.

Jason

does a mustang use the same sensor for the gauge inside and when to tell the computer that the engine has warmed up or diffrent sensors..i never payed attention all the times i had my car apart

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