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HELP, Cylinder Head Temp Sensor Install
Gentlemen,
Any help at all on specifics to the sensor install would be of assistance. Bentley manual is woefully inadequate for me. I'm sure some of the more experienced guys have done it. thanks in advance
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I don't know if this is any help to you or not, but I just used a 14mm ring spanner with a gap hack-sawed out of it to accommodate the wire to install mine. This saved me having to buy the special porsche tool for the job.
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I've read you don't even need a special tool. Just use long needle nose pliers?
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