ECT sensor relocation
Has anyone tried relocating the ECT sensor off of the cooling tube to one of the open plugs on the rear of the lower intake?
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circulation is not so good back there..........
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My worst case solution is to put a break in the heater hose hith a fitting for the sensor. I'm puting the motor in a 67 and I want to delete egr, canister, air pump and run heater hoses. I want to get rid of the coolant tube as well........just trying to make it look as vintage as possible
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If you don't have the tubes, what are you going to connect the heater hoses to?
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The water pump and put a nipple fitting on the lower intake where the tube is connected. |
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Make sure you put a hose clamp on that nipple, hot water shooting out when your not expecting it would be a bad day. Wouldn't a tube look cleaner than a hose running all the way back to the firewall? IMO anyway.
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I removed my heater and those tubes and got an adapter for the ECT and installed where the heater tube went into the lower intake. I haven't had any problems and you can tie the wires in with the injector wiring to keep it looking clean.
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Thanks dog. Where did you get your heat flow from?
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I'd guess he doesn't need heat - socal maybe?
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I took out the heater. I went to replace the heater core a couple of years ago and decided not to put the heater back in when I realized how much useless plastic came out. Actually I live in Washington and only drive the car occassionally now.
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