Got this threaded hole
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Got this threaded hole
Got a threaded hole on my inlet manifold, to the left of the thermostat housing and facing the front of the engine. Can anyone enlighten me as to what it's for? I was thinking maybe electric fan thermo switch, can it be blocked of?
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Re: Got this threaded hole
marcjagman wrote: Got a threaded hole on my inlet manifold, to the left of the thermostat housing and facing the front of the engine.
My mistake, but from the description thought he meant the one as above. The one on the top of the manifold is indeed for the servo spigot.
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No its not!!marcjagman wrote:er no, not brake servo it is in a waterway
Its in the inlet runner. Its the vac take off for the brake servo.
The item to the right is the otter switch in the waterway for the rad fan.
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I think the confusion was due to the fact that there is an unpainted threaded hole in the first photograph which is not the one in question.
The hole in question is facing forward and is in the waterway and is for the temperature gauge transmitter.
The one on top of the manifold is for the servo take off and I believe a non return valve screws into it on some models.
Denis
The hole in question is facing forward and is in the waterway and is for the temperature gauge transmitter.
The one on top of the manifold is for the servo take off and I believe a non return valve screws into it on some models.
Denis
DEVONMAN wrote:I think the confusion was due to the fact that there is an unpainted threaded hole in the first photograph which is not the one in question.
The hole in question is facing forward and is in the waterway and is for the temperature gauge transmitter.
The one on top of the manifold is for the servo take off and I believe a non return valve screws into it on some models.
Denis
That makes more sense!!!
Temp gauge sender hole for sure
Perry Stephenson
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