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sigchuck 08-22-2023 06:16 AM

Boost pressure sending unit - thread size?
 
Hi guys, since installing a mechanical gauge, I sold my electric gauge and sensor (not an original 930 car, so non-original).

I was planning to remove both this weekend but was hoping to have a plug ready to stick back in the intercooler in advance. Any idea what the thread size might be for the sending unit? Thanks in advance!

mark houghton 08-22-2023 11:27 AM

Nope. Just take it with you to your local store and match up the threads.

sigchuck 08-23-2023 05:31 PM

Thanks, Mark - that was backup plan. After reflecting on multiple hardware store trips mid- DIY home improvement project, I was hoping to avoid. This seems east enough though (famous last words?)

kamaro 08-23-2023 09:07 PM

I think I have one in the garage, ill check it tonight and let you know.

81 930 08-25-2023 09:44 AM

M18 x 1.5

sigchuck 08-25-2023 10:04 AM

Awesome - thanks, guys! I was an hour away from heading home to get to work.

Edit - an o2 sensor plug works perfect for this. Thanks, Brian!

pkabush 08-26-2023 09:59 AM

This is a timely thread for me. My 964T intercooler has some beat up threads at that opening.
So, I need to buy an appropriate sided thread chaser. I just tried to match it up but neither HD
or Lowes has the correct sized thread gauge. Biggest they go is M14. I actually thought the size was M16x1.5 so thanks for the info. Hopefully I can get it to hold pressure. If not, my thought is to smear some JB weld on the threads. If that or the thread chaser don’t work I’ll look into a Time Cert

81 930 08-26-2023 10:14 AM

Glad I could help. As sigchuck stated, it's the same thread size as an O2 sensor. An O2 sensor thread chaser will work fine for cleaning up the threads...provided your threads aren't too buggered up.

pkabush 08-26-2023 10:37 AM

Thanks


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