inlet temp sensor
30 July 2006, 05:34 PM
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will drilling a 4mm hole in the inlet side of my intercooler (to place sensor for measuring inlet temps) cause any serious damage to the effectiveness of the intercooler?
30 July 2006, 05:39 PM
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no mate as long as u seal and tap the end when u drill end so u dont get a vacuum air leak.id think about the amount of metal fillings thats gona fall into it tho when u drill it. ? ?
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ikarl,
Drilling a hole in the i/c is not a good idea, as this will produce swarf which could make its way into the engine, suggest you take a look at Carl Daveys thread on the project thread about inlet cooling, this should give you the answers you are looking for..
John
https://www.scoobynet.com/cooling-im...y-t511055.html
Follow this link.
Good luck
Drilling a hole in the i/c is not a good idea, as this will produce swarf which could make its way into the engine, suggest you take a look at Carl Daveys thread on the project thread about inlet cooling, this should give you the answers you are looking for..
John
https://www.scoobynet.com/cooling-im...y-t511055.html
Follow this link.
Good luck
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