Stage 1 Install Suggestions
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Stage 1 Install Suggestions
Going to be installing my Stage 1 sensors i bought from PA
Any tips or tricks for the install ?
What are you guys using for shaving down the one sensor? Anyone have a pic of how far to cut it down or do we just shave it flat?
Any tips or tricks would be great
Going to solder and Heat shrink everything
Any tips or tricks for the install ?
What are you guys using for shaving down the one sensor? Anyone have a pic of how far to cut it down or do we just shave it flat?
Any tips or tricks would be great
Going to solder and Heat shrink everything
Not sure if the latest ones need to be checked or not, MKriebs can chime in here, but make sure they seal tight and the O-Rings are the proper size
OH and plug in the connectors firmly, don't want to see you make a GM Tech FAIL! LOL! :p
OH and plug in the connectors firmly, don't want to see you make a GM Tech FAIL! LOL! :p
X2. My O-rings were loose and I had vac leaks at both until I got the proper size o-rings at the auto parts store. My connectors plug in very securely though. Much better than the stock T-map connector.
oh ya, the kit comes with the new o-rings, they dont come with just the sensor/harness purchase.
Um file down that tab till its flush with the top of the sensor. remember to torq down the sensors per instructions!
Um file down that tab till its flush with the top of the sensor. remember to torq down the sensors per instructions!
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Good suggestions so far
I printed off the instructions from GM Tuner Source
You guys mostly soldering and heat shrinking your connections? I figure this would be best
Also read about some people rotating the lower sensor for clearance?
I printed off the instructions from GM Tuner Source
You guys mostly soldering and heat shrinking your connections? I figure this would be best
Also read about some people rotating the lower sensor for clearance?
I sOldered Mine and then heat
shrinked then wrapped in electrical tape
you have to change the o rings on the sensors with the ones supplied in the bag
shrinked then wrapped in electrical tape
you have to change the o rings on the sensors with the ones supplied in the bag
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I didn't receive any o-rings in a bag. My sensor bags were open and o-rings were already installed on the sensors.
Does PA already install O-rings for you?
If i have to get O-rings what am i looking for?
Does PA already install O-rings for you?
If i have to get O-rings what am i looking for?
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OK i will try the ones they supplied, emailed PA to see if they already swapped them
I will bring a mitt full of o-rings home tonight
Install happens in the morning
I will bring a mitt full of o-rings home tonight
Install happens in the morning
make sure those O-rings you receive become lubricated. Very important and ask the dealer questions of how they install so it will meet your expectations and look over the work.
yes the stage kit install was very explicit about lubing them. AND using locktite on the bolts to install the sensors.
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Yes my sensor bags were opened
I figure that PA already installed the new o-rings cause the ones on there are pretty thick
Lubricating O-rings is always a must
Torque spec must be in the instructions?
I figure that PA already installed the new o-rings cause the ones on there are pretty thick
Lubricating O-rings is always a must
Torque spec must be in the instructions?
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