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03-13-2008 07:32 PM #1
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Sensory overload on 454
As I'm stripping away the non-essential items off of my recently purchased 454 TBI truck motor ('89 Chevy 1-ton) in preparation to give it a little start up nudge on my engine test run stand, I found four little sensors that I'm doing my "best possible guess" on.
See if you can tell me what they are and win my undying respect and devotion...
- Driver's side, located dead center between middle runners of the exhaust manifold.
- Passenger side, located dead center between middle runners of the exhaust manifold.
- Driver's side, located behind power steering pump assembly.
- Intake manifold front by water inlet and heater hose fitting.
- Closer view of the fitting from the intake manifold.
KurtLast edited by kayak; 03-13-2008 at 07:34 PM.
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