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Old 01-21-2007, 11:25 PM   #1
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Thread size of coolant burp hole bolt

I'm thinking of using the coolant burp hole for my water temp gauge, but instead of tapping it, I was going to just get an adapter.

Does anyone know the thread/size of the coolant burp hole? I know the sender for the gauge is 1/8 NPT.

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Personally, I'd tap it. It looks kinda silly to have both the adapter and sender stacked on top of each other right in the front of the engine. But that's just me.
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Personally, I'd tap it. It looks kinda silly to have both the adapter and sender stacked on top of each other right in the front of the engine. But that's just me.
I just didn't want to fuck it up and have a mess to deal with. Looks like that's what Im going to have to do. I just didn't want to spend an extra $30 for a water temp sensor adapter to go in the upper radiator hose.
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Okay, I don't recommend doing what you're contemplating doing for various reasons, namely because you need it for bleeding the cooling system. Plus the adapter may not clear your hood.

I recommend you install it on the upper radiator hose. If you mess up your radiator hose, you can always throw it away and buy a new hose. Your water outlet is much harder to come by.
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Okay, I don't recommend doing what you're contemplating doing for various reasons, namely because you need it for bleeding the cooling system. Plus the adapter may not clear your hood.

I recommend you install it on the upper radiator hose. If you mess up your radiator hose, you can always throw it away and buy a new hose. Your water outlet is much harder to come by.
Bah...guess there's no other way around it.

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