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Old 05-29-2003, 10:30 AM   #6
mpj76
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Chunky,

I thought about removing the whole metal tube assembly on my car too and just plugging the intake. How would you go about making sure the sensor could still read a temp? Right now I'm using bypass caps on my metal tubes. I was worried at first that the lack of circulation would cause a rich condition from an extended period of "cool" readings. That never happened, but those caps pop off under load sometimes when they get old. That really sucks.
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