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steveo
Dodge Dakota


11/17/2001
23:38:27

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i was wondering that when you relocate the iat sensor what you use to plug up the stock location? its a 1/4" bolt right? just any bolt or what, and how long does it have to be? i would get an iat adjuster, but its not available for me, so i have to make due with what i can.
thanks
steve



CW
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11/18/2001
00:07:51

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Bernds IAT adjuster works better. But I think it is a 3/8" pipe plug not sure though.
http://www.speedtweaks.net/

2001 4.7 5sp RC 3.91 sport plus

bernd
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11/18/2001
03:43:29

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It's a 1/4" NPT Pipe Plug that you'll need for the factory IAT sensor hole in the manifold.



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Bill in NY
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11/18/2001
08:24:20

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A new IAT sensor is only a few $ from what I understand. I have heard people here and elsewhere say they just leave the old sensor in place, remove wires and hook up the newly purchased sensor elsewhere. Anyway, a thought..
Bill in NY



Dakaty
Dodge Dakota


11/19/2001
20:37:14

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I just got my IAT adjuster today from Speed Tweaks and have not yet had a chance to look at the instructions/parts. I would hope that the kit comes with all necessary installation parts.....

I'm using a Jet 1 chip. Should/must I remove it to use the IAT?

Thanks

Bill



Kevin
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11/20/2001
01:10:41

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I just installed my IAT adjuster. Thanks Speedtweaks. It arrived 3 business days after the order. It is too cold now to noice any power gains but I can't wait until mid day. Installation isn't too hard, just take your time.

Kevin



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