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05-29-2003, 12:07 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Tustin, CA
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Ive never removed the metal tubes but it shouldnt really effect things... I actulay forgot there's a sensor in there... lets assume we pull out the sensor. You'd need to rig up some plumbing to come out of the INTAKE where the metal tubes thread into it. Tap into this new plumbing setup and then run the hose back to the water pump.. this way the coolant will still FLOW out of there... and you'll stil get accurate readings on teh sensor... the alturnative is jsut get an adapter and thread that sensor into the intake where the metal tubes come out... and plug the nipple on the water pump... though I just dont know if that will effect the flow of things
-as
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