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Old 05-01-2008, 10:53 AM
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can u drill and tap the manifold without removing it also what would be the max on the temp
 
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Obi,
According the EdgeProducts http://www.edgeproducts.com/product_...manual-147.pdf

Highest you want EGT's to go is 1350 degrees max, when I drilled my sensor, I ran a shopvac while drilling/tapping to catch the shavings. Edge says to run the truck at idle for 10-15 seconds to remove remaining shavings.

Good luck!
 
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Also run a small pocoket magnet into the manifold and sweep around to remove any shavings. I applied very light pressure while drilling to keep the shavings small. Get a quallity tap and coat it with grease so the shavings stick to it. Use the vaccum and magnet. Idle for a few minutes before driving.
 
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it is also best to do it on a cold engine. that way any particles that are left in the manifold wont damage the turbo.

when I did mine I used the thickest grease I could find and stopped often to clean the bit and apply new.

I did the same with the tap. back it out often and clean it good.
 
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thanks guys i did it the way u said and it seems to work fine
 
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Aw! come on guys where are all of the old pics and DIYs we did on this subject last summer?
 
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We need to stop talking about Toyotas and photoshopping fat chicks and help the new guys out! Geez this IS A CUMMINS forum isn't it?

OBI, you can start with this thread. Cumminalong did a good job comparing the different ways to drill and tap a pyrometer. Just click the link below.

https://dodgeforum.com/m_710666/tm.htm

 
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HOO-RAY!!!!! Cowboy Bob for president...................
 
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We need to stop talking about Toyotas and photoshopping fat chicks and help the new guys out! Geez this IS A CUMMINS forum isn't it?
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I'm in the process of getting mine tapped too... trouble is, I can't find a damn parts store that has the tap I need!! WTF?? I need a 1/8" NPT and all I can find is MC type. Any help locating one would be much appricated!
 


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