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76 Intake Manifold Temperature Switch Is Not Connected


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This piece, #19, has no wire connected to it.  Is this a problem?

 

19 TEMPERATURE SWITCH 45CEL 1 08/1973 07/1977  61 31 1 357 753   $58.90

19 TEMPERATURE SWITCH 17CEL 1 09/1975 07/1976  61 31 1 364 437   $27.45  

 

 

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not neeed then -


temp switch is for switching


vacuum 2-way valves for EGR,


ignition retard, advance ..etc.


 


has nothing to do with controling


operating temperature of coolent


or temp gauge reading


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C.D. often says to throw it the neighbors pool.

LMAO.  As it turns out my neighbor is a complete waste of DNA.  I would love to.  This is the kind of guy that likes to tell a Police Officer how to do his job.

 

Thanks Conserv, CD, Arizona, napes.  At some point I will remove it.  Is there an OEM plug or it a hardware store item?  Size?

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