Peace,,,Moosie 
Witch hole to put it?
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From: Jersey Shore Exit 98
[QUOTE=Rock'n Old]
Where can i place the temp feeler for my thermal switched electric fan? 
(I need at least one serious answer)
I wouldn't stick it in the wicked witch of the west.
you have to drink alot of green beer first.
Where can i place the temp feeler for my thermal switched electric fan? (I need at least one serious answer)
I wouldn't stick it in the wicked witch of the west.
you have to drink alot of green beer first.
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I wouldn't stick it in the wicked witch of the west. you have to drink alot of green beer first.
But I think I have an idea of what kind of hole I need, and I think that
I would like to try the passenger head-hole. . . . . sorry, passenger side
hole in the head . . . . . . .passenger headside . . . .
maybe an on off switch . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Originally Posted by Rock'n Old
Well, I don't know any witch from the west, but green beer sounds OK.
But I think I have an idea of what kind of hole I need, and I think that
I would like to try the passenger head-hole. . . . . sorry, passenger side
hole in the head . . . . . . .passenger headside . . . .
maybe an on off switch . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
But I think I have an idea of what kind of hole I need, and I think that
I would like to try the passenger head-hole. . . . . sorry, passenger side
hole in the head . . . . . . .passenger headside . . . .
maybe an on off switch . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Racer
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From: Anchorage Alaska
I used the passenger head "hole" on my BB, but it didn't work very well; got hot too fast and stayed that way. Put it in the water neck, or, put a tee in the heater hose coming out of the intake.
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St. Jude Donor '07
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From: Surrey
Ummm.... whichever smells the best? 
Probably a bit OTT if you can use a hole in a head, but the '81 had a coolant sensor fitted for the computer. It was in the intake manifold to the p. side of the stat housing. My new Performer manifold had a small round flat with a dimple in the correct place so I drilled & tapped it for the sensor. Works great.
Probably a bit OTT if you can use a hole in a head, but the '81 had a coolant sensor fitted for the computer. It was in the intake manifold to the p. side of the stat housing. My new Performer manifold had a small round flat with a dimple in the correct place so I drilled & tapped it for the sensor. Works great.
