Air Filter
Nope.
I just made sure I handled the air temp sensor carefully when taking it out of the stock box and putting it back into my JWT popcharger.
I took the filter apart from the rest of the intake and slide the sensor inside. With just enough slack so that it wouldn't be tight against the filter and wouldn't bounce around all over the place.
And I've had no problems with it in the one year I've had it installed on my 95.
I just made sure I handled the air temp sensor carefully when taking it out of the stock box and putting it back into my JWT popcharger.
I took the filter apart from the rest of the intake and slide the sensor inside. With just enough slack so that it wouldn't be tight against the filter and wouldn't bounce around all over the place.
And I've had no problems with it in the one year I've had it installed on my 95.
Originally posted by clee130
Nope.
I just made sure I handled the air temp sensor carefully when taking it out of the stock box and putting it back into my JWT popcharger.
I took the filter apart from the rest of the intake and slide the sensor inside. With just enough slack so that it wouldn't be tight against the filter and wouldn't bounce around all over the place.
And I've had no problems with it in the one year I've had it installed on my 95.
Nope.
I just made sure I handled the air temp sensor carefully when taking it out of the stock box and putting it back into my JWT popcharger.
I took the filter apart from the rest of the intake and slide the sensor inside. With just enough slack so that it wouldn't be tight against the filter and wouldn't bounce around all over the place.
And I've had no problems with it in the one year I've had it installed on my 95.
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Originally posted by guitaraus
Would the same method work for just adding a K&N cone filter and adapter? I'll be changing my filter to that soon, and was wondering what to do about the sensor. Thanks!
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Would the same method work for just adding a K&N cone filter and adapter? I'll be changing my filter to that soon, and was wondering what to do about the sensor. Thanks!
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Originally posted by Gotrice4
just throw the sensor in the filter, drill a hole into the filter so it sits in there, or twist tie it somewhere close to the filter;which i did.
just throw the sensor in the filter, drill a hole into the filter so it sits in there, or twist tie it somewhere close to the filter;which i did.
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