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- Southern Maryland
Autozone has the sender in a weird place
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Idle Air Control Valve question.
- Thread starter snowonweb
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snowonweb
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- Connecticut, USA
I got it from NAPA. Good thing I looked inside the box otherwise NAPA Assoc. gave me the temp sensor that I already purchased from AutoZone, the Duralast one. Then the Assoc. tells me that's what computer shows while I tell him, it can't be the one because of the diameter. Finally he dug deeper and gave me NAPA part number Echlin TS6685.
I can't get to drilling the hole and tapping it as it seems a little too much for my skills. There is always that first time though.
I can't get to drilling the hole and tapping it as it seems a little too much for my skills. There is always that first time though.
- Location
- Southern Maryland
You might buy another housing and work on it off the jeep, then when you get it setup just swap the housings. They're pretty cheap around $15 IIRC. Just remember the thread is tapered so if you run the tap all the way down it will make the hole too big... just run the tap far enough to get clean threads and you will have plenty of meat for the sender to grab onto
