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Anyone have anythng that bonds to plastic of UIM?

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Old 04-04-2009 | 01:12 PM
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Anyone have anythng that bonds to plastic of UIM?

Anyone know if JB Weld sticks to the UIM well??

Anything else that works?

I want to put my IAT sensor in the manifold......
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I'm sure any type of high heat two part epoxy would work.

Or my favorite Marine Tex
We use to fill the intake ports in our Peripheral Port Rotaries with this stuff. Never and issue.
Go to a Marine Supply Store for it.

I actually plugged a hole in an engine block with it once. It worked out well. Amazing stuff. Stronger than JB Weld!
Old 04-04-2009 | 02:36 PM
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I second a good 1:1 epoxy.

Off topic.

Where is the stock IAT sensor?

I have been data logging boost runs ant the IAT just sits there.

Yes, i suppose I could do a search.
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Originally Posted by carbonRX8
Where is the stock IAT sensor?

I have been data logging boost runs ant the IAT just sits there.

Yes, i suppose I could do a search.
It's located in the MAF.
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