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May 12th 07, 07:38 AM
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CHT probes
How deep is the hole a "bayonet" type CHT probe fits into?
I don't like the spark plug senders, and want to drill the cast-in boss for a CHT sender to suit the probes commonly available, but without a probe in hand, I can't tell whether this is possible. Anybody who can answer this question already knows what they look like, but this forum serves an educational purpose for people other than me, hopefully, so here is what I've talking about: http://buyjpi.com/Merchant2/merchant...tego ry_Code= 
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