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It looks like the one in this photo. I'll have to recheck the size.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BLUE-38MM-1-50-INCH-WATER-TEMP-TEMPERATURE-ADAPTOR-ADAPTER-GAUGE-RADIATOR-HOSE-/300923661386?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item461072ac4a&vxp=mtr
Bella let the bat in from the fireplace when she opened
the glass doors. She is a strong cat.
Bella let the bat in from the fireplace when she opened
the glass doors. She is a strong cat.
Sean
I see, I wonder if I've got a plug for it somewhere. I have a temp sensor already in the coolant neck and it works fine, no need for 2. Now if the hoses will clamp to it and relieve some of the stretch it has now, I'd be happy with it.
They did when removed. BUT that was 5+ years ago.
1988 2.9 V6 EFI In the looking around I may find more.
I also have a parts distributer that should be rebuildable.
The module is still there and that was good. The shaft was removed
to use for pre-start oil priming.
Depends on how much new stock ones are. This guy I plan to talk to lives over in Indianapolis I think so shipping might not be cheap. Plus their stock injectors right? Nothing special to need a higher price.
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