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| 6.4L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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6637 Filter Restriction Sensor... Necessary? PVC? Something else?
Hey guys, my 6637 filter shows up tomorrow and I couldn't be more stoked to put it on. 3 questions:
1.) How absolutely necessary is the filter restriction sensor? Welcome to guzzle's 6637 Filter Restriction Sensor Web Page 2.) I was planning on slipping a piece of PVC between the filter and the housing and clamping it. I shouldn't have any heat problems should I? It's been a lot harder than I thought trying to convince muffler shops to just give me scrap exhaust pipe. 3.) Anything I'm missing? Is there another air-flow sensor or some shenanigans I'm missing? |
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Oh no!! Wrong forum! I'm sorry. How can I move this or delete it?! Sorry, guys.
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I just used 4 inch pvc and unplugged my sensors. No issues. That filter really breathes youll love it
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Lots of guys use PvC, haven't heard of any problems. Doesn't mean it can't be one though lol |
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Just let the sensor dangle. Zip tie it out of the way somewhere.
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This how new I am here. How do I find a moderator?
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