My Electric Fan Conversion
#21
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So my trucks in pieces and I just realized the Temp sensor that came with the Painless kit does not fit in the hose adapter. Not sure what I'm going to do tonight.
Should I find a temp sensor that fits a 1/4npt port or Tap the fitting to fit the 3/8npt sensor that came with the Painless kit?
Should I find a temp sensor that fits a 1/4npt port or Tap the fitting to fit the 3/8npt sensor that came with the Painless kit?
#22
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So my trucks in pieces and I just realized the Temp sensor that came with the Painless kit does not fit in the hose adapter. Not sure what I'm going to do tonight.
Should I find a temp sensor that fits a 1/4npt port or Tap the fitting to fit the 3/8npt sensor that came with the Painless kit?
Should I find a temp sensor that fits a 1/4npt port or Tap the fitting to fit the 3/8npt sensor that came with the Painless kit?
#23
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I'm running around town now trying to find the right one. My last tap/die set got pilfered.
Last edited by Wolvee; 01-04-2016 at 08:01 PM.
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#25
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I went through the same deal when I converted my Mustang to a Taurus fan. I had to get a metric tap and make an adapter. As I recall, the BMW sensor is an M14 X 1.5 thread.
BTW, just in case there's anything here that could help you. Here's the link to the thread I made on the conversion:
http://blueovalfanatics.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=22073
BTW, just in case there's anything here that could help you. Here's the link to the thread I made on the conversion:
http://blueovalfanatics.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=22073
#26
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I couldn't find a new tap locally except for Harbor fookus so I'll just head to Fasenal in the morning to get a 1/4" Male NPT x 3/8" Female NPT Brass Straight Adapter as suggested by #Blown Ford
https://www.fastenal.com/products/de...%22+Female+NPT
Fastenal Part No. (SKU): 69899
https://www.fastenal.com/products/de...%22+Female+NPT
Fastenal Part No. (SKU): 69899
Last edited by Wolvee; 01-05-2016 at 01:47 AM.
#27
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It is quite possible you can get this at Lowes or Home Depot as well.
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#29
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All I've got left to do now is the VSS, Ignition and A/C override wires.
Also SInce I went over the fender & through the passenger door secondary grommet I need to make sure it's waterproof since the ECU is right there. I've got some Butyl goo a try first.
This is where I mounted vehicle Speed shut off set button and the switch. This is to the right of the Glove Box in the cubby hole.
Since I can't reach it from the drivers seat I'll just need a passenger to push the button for the initial setting. I mounted it here because I'll likely never need it again; or at least very often.
Also SInce I went over the fender & through the passenger door secondary grommet I need to make sure it's waterproof since the ECU is right there. I've got some Butyl goo a try first.
This is where I mounted vehicle Speed shut off set button and the switch. This is to the right of the Glove Box in the cubby hole.
Since I can't reach it from the drivers seat I'll just need a passenger to push the button for the initial setting. I mounted it here because I'll likely never need it again; or at least very often.
#30
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Post & Clarification for later:
VSS in the 01 engine bay is located on driver's side inner fender going into the Cruise Control servo motor.
The cruise control box is mounted forward of the engine fuse/relay box/harness.
Painless uses vampire locks.. I'm not sure I trust these. TwT
I am routing all of this wiring temporarily until after I'm sure everything works as described so when I post pictures, don't crucify me.
VSS in the 01 engine bay is located on driver's side inner fender going into the Cruise Control servo motor.
The cruise control box is mounted forward of the engine fuse/relay box/harness.
Painless uses vampire locks.. I'm not sure I trust these. TwT
I am routing all of this wiring temporarily until after I'm sure everything works as described so when I post pictures, don't crucify me.