swap sensors for the dek swap
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From: oburg S.C.
Originally Posted by gtr_rider
the coolant log(massive pipe feeding coolant to the motor) on the drivers side and wraps around the front of the motor.
And where can i get the fuel rail fitting to do away with the damper? and If im using a after market fuel pressure reglator wouldnt it be agood idea or easyer just to do away with the stock regulator as well?
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Best picture I could find:
Right underneathe the hammer handle you will notice a sensor with numerous vacuums associated with 2-3 other sensors on the log. Remove the whole mess of them and match against those of the DEK log.
IIRC, You can get the fitting at napa, take the old damper with you and match up the port to be sure. We used the existing damper and it works fine.
Right underneathe the hammer handle you will notice a sensor with numerous vacuums associated with 2-3 other sensors on the log. Remove the whole mess of them and match against those of the DEK log.
IIRC, You can get the fitting at napa, take the old damper with you and match up the port to be sure. We used the existing damper and it works fine.
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From: oburg S.C.
Originally Posted by gtr_rider
Best picture I could find:
Right underneathe the hammer handle you will notice a sensor with numerous vacuums associated with 2-3 other sensors on the log. Remove the whole mess of them and match against those of the DEK log.
IIRC, You can get the fitting at napa, take the old damper with you and match up the port to be sure. We used the existing damper and it works fine.
Right underneathe the hammer handle you will notice a sensor with numerous vacuums associated with 2-3 other sensors on the log. Remove the whole mess of them and match against those of the DEK log.
IIRC, You can get the fitting at napa, take the old damper with you and match up the port to be sure. We used the existing damper and it works fine.
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From: oburg S.C.
Originally Posted by Alex_V
No emissions FTW!
GL with the DEK swap! got the urbo charge setup ready or what?
~Alex
GL with the DEK swap! got the urbo charge setup ready or what?
~Alex
#16
Originally Posted by 96tanmax
Does anyone have the part number for the fuel rail fitting (napa)? I went there today but there telling me that I have to have a part number.
#17
Originally Posted by 93turbo gxe
What is this senor for and can use it?
Originally Posted by 93turbo gxe
Also Here is the pic of the vias With the two plugs and two vacum lines
#19
Sorry to resusitate a thread a few months old, but I need some clarification on the coolant log sensors.
I have a DE coolant log with 2 DEK sensors on it (one is for the gauge cluster temp gauge, the other Im not sure). Why do I absolutely need those 2 sensors specifically from a DE? Ive tested a DE and 3.5 coolant log sensor (not the one for the temp gauge, the other, bigger one - with two wires), and the resistance was the same as they give in the haynes manual for a 95-01.
What will happen if I run the 2 DEK sensors with a 95 ECU? Also - my Cam sensor and front and rear Crank sensors (pulley sensor and flywheel sensor) are from a DEK. Im pretty sure all 3 are the same damn thing but you never know...
I have a DE coolant log with 2 DEK sensors on it (one is for the gauge cluster temp gauge, the other Im not sure). Why do I absolutely need those 2 sensors specifically from a DE? Ive tested a DE and 3.5 coolant log sensor (not the one for the temp gauge, the other, bigger one - with two wires), and the resistance was the same as they give in the haynes manual for a 95-01.
What will happen if I run the 2 DEK sensors with a 95 ECU? Also - my Cam sensor and front and rear Crank sensors (pulley sensor and flywheel sensor) are from a DEK. Im pretty sure all 3 are the same damn thing but you never know...
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Originally Posted by JClaw
I have a DE coolant log with 2 DEK sensors on it (one is for the gauge cluster temp gauge, the other Im not sure). Why do I absolutely need those 2 sensors specifically from a DE? Ive tested a DE and 3.5 coolant log sensor (not the one for the temp gauge, the other, bigger one - with two wires), and the resistance was the same as they give in the haynes manual for a 95-01.
What will happen if I run the 2 DEK sensors with a 95 ECU? Also - my Cam sensor and front and rear Crank sensors (pulley sensor and flywheel sensor) are from a DEK. Im pretty sure all 3 are the same damn thing but you never know...
What will happen if I run the 2 DEK sensors with a 95 ECU? Also - my Cam sensor and front and rear Crank sensors (pulley sensor and flywheel sensor) are from a DEK. Im pretty sure all 3 are the same damn thing but you never know...
I used all the sensors except for the front one on the bell housing on the trans. The two on the timing cover are the same sensor but I think I used the 4th gen Cam sensor and the 5th gen Ref sensor duie to the fact that I have a sc and if was different in anyway, I didnt wanna un-install.
As for all of the EGR and EVAP sensor vaccum lines that are attached to your 95 Coolant log, you will not be able to attach that to your 00 Coolant log due to different design. What I did was modify the vac galleries that attach to the 95 coolant log so I could attach it to the 00 coolant log. Its very simple and jsut requires a bit of crafty work, one hole drilled. Its looks perfect and I didnt have to re-route any type of vac lines. Just something to think about. Also Im running NO EGR either.
I can snap some pics for you, but itll have to be tomorrow though
-matt
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