whats this sensor for on the back of block?--PICS INSIDE?

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Jan 25, 2011, 08:47 AM

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green arrow- oil pressure i broke the same clip. havent been able to find the name of the clip or something to compromise let me know if you find anything.
red circle- knock sensor

I had one of those break on my after market O/P sensor a long time ago. I ended up taking the screw out and just putting an o-ring terminal on it and attached it using that.

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Jan 25, 2011, 10:16 AM

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green arrow- oil pressure i broke the same clip. havent been able to find the name of the clip or something to compromise let me know if you find anything.
red circle- knock sensor

i made my own tab and drilled a hole just big enough for the screw to fit in.. ill take some pics.. im pretty impressed at my skills ahaha

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It may be possible to split the rubber down one side and see if you can reach what's left of the wire inside and solder and heat-shrink it. I don't know how far the wire ripped off in there though, but it's worth a shot at least.

yeh it looks like it was completely ripped out which sucks.. i wanna pull the black nipple thingy off but not sure if i can get it back in if i have to

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I had one of those break on my after market O/P sensor a long time ago. I ended up taking the screw out and just putting an o-ring terminal on it and attached it using that.

smart!

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