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02-12-2024 07:27 PM #1
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8.8 Ford rear
I'm putting an 8.8 Ford rear in my 37 Caddy and I'm wondering what do you do with the sensor that's attached to it. This is a limited slip rear. Remove it and plug the hole ?
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02-12-2024 08:14 PM #2
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It’s for an Antilock brakes/ABS sensor. I just cut the tail off mine and used the sensor to plug the hole, but you can just plug it….joeLast edited by TooMany2count; 02-12-2024 at 08:17 PM.
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I have never done it, but I have heard that the sensor can be left in place and repurposed as a speed sensor for an electronic speedometer.Mike
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Thanks for the reply TooMany2count and Hotrod46
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Thats the fitting they call for. It has a tapered edge at the outer lip and the rest is square/flat . I see other designs that look like they would work better but none with the existing thread....
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