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Jason
Dodge Dakota
10/29/2001
01:30:51
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I plan on moving the iat sensor to the air intake, my question is what do i put on the threads of the plug that goes in the iat hole?
Thanks
Jason
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BH-R/T
Dodge Dakota
10/29/2001
02:13:12
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I am assuming you are putting it in a plastic K&N Gen II intake,all you have to do is drill a 1/2" hole and screw the IAT sensor into the plastic,it cuts its own threads into the plastic and seals,for added insurance I put a rubber grommet on the threaded part of the sensor,the grommet has a 1/2"hole and is about 3/4"round and about 1/4" thick.So you screw in the sensor until it smashes against the grommet a little and your done,the sensor itself only costs about $11 or $12,I just bought a new one and did it,left the stock one in the manifold,easier that way.I have pictures of it if need be.
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ronnie
Dodge Dakota
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11/05/2003
19:25:21
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PUT SILICONE SEALER OR TEFLON PIPE THREAD TAPE,AT ANY HARDWARE STORE ON THE THREAD OF THE PLUG AND INSTALL. RON
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Anthony
Dodge Dakota
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11/08/2003
22:11:22
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Do not use silicone to seal the threads. The vapors from the un cured sealant will kill the o2 sensors. Teflon tape is your best bet.
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Daryl
Dodge Dakota
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11/08/2003
23:11:35
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Go to Lowes or Home Depot and get 1/4inch NPT brass pipe plug its in the plumbing section
I think I paid $2
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