moving fan switch
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From: Highlands, NJ
Car: 1986 Firebird
Engine: 3.4 outa 95' bird
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: 3.42 open rear
moving fan switch
well, i just had my first shot at the dreaded cyl. head plug on the 3.4, I filed down a 3/8" 1 inch long extension to fit by hammering it in, it was perfect, until the extention snapped! Now i have tempered steel filling the hole. I'm thinking of-
*replacing the temp sensor for the gauge with the fan switch and using another means of reading the temp. OR * drilling and tapping a hole in the thermostat housing. any suggestions on another way of reading temp. if i go with the first choice. I have a spare housing, so I'm gonna try that at work. Oh, an im working outside freezing my a** off, it snowed yesterday, had to tarp the motor
*replacing the temp sensor for the gauge with the fan switch and using another means of reading the temp. OR * drilling and tapping a hole in the thermostat housing. any suggestions on another way of reading temp. if i go with the first choice. I have a spare housing, so I'm gonna try that at work. Oh, an im working outside freezing my a** off, it snowed yesterday, had to tarp the motor
Last edited by redbird8628; Feb 13, 2006 at 11:43 AM.
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