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The existing pyrometer was installed in the exhaust manifold, pre-turbo. The manifold was drilled with a 7/16” drill bit, and then chased with a 1/4" pipe tap. Remove the pyrometer, and then the fitting. Installing the thermocouple upstream of the turbo gives a more accurate reading of the exhaust gas temperatures before the heat is lost driving the turbine wheel. TIP: when drilling the intake manifold, keep the engine running. Also do it in small steps, starting with a small drill bit, and work your way up. This will reduce the side of the metal shavings that will enter the exhaust housing of the turbo.
Prior to installing the new fitting, be sure to thread the set screw in with an allen wrench.
Slide the thermocouple into the port until it bottoms out, then pull back approximately 3/4". Use an allen wrench to tighten the set screw to secure the thermocouple to the fitting. Otherwise, it will vibrate free. Discuss now in our forums: Tables Turn On Toyota With Patent Infringement For Hybrid Vehicle Technology, Oops! General Motors To Close Transmission Factory In 2010 Ford Targets Fuel Economy Problems Across Millions Of Vehicles Chrysler Announces Barrage Of New Engineering And Technology Innovations Nissan Drops Titan, Joins Chrysler In Partnership Ford Transmissions Are Clutch Players In The Drive For Fuel Economy Leadership 2010 Ford F-150 4.4 Liter Diesel Photos Revealed Americans Don't Love Trucks Anymore, Going Greener 2009 Ford F-150 Offers The Most Options Monday Morning Recap Redefines What You Do At Work
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