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Old 05-08-2005, 09:07 PM
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Default IAT sensor/lid install question.

"You will need to remove the IAT sensor and rubber grommet from the factory air box lid (See Figure 12). We suggest buying another IAT sensor and rubber grommet from your local GM dealership."

I was reading the instructions on a lid install on installuniversity.com and it said that it would be easier to go to the dealership and but a new rubber grommet and IAT sensor, it that necessary or is it easy to take the old one out of the stock lid? By the way it's a MTI clear lid going on a 1999 Trans Am.

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Well, I would just take the old one out and put it in your new lid. Its not too hard if you spray some lubricant on it to help slide the old sensor out.
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take it out carefully
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Thanks for the quick responce, WD-40 or do you suggest another type? I am a newbie on modding the LS1 and don't want to screw anything up.
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I think I used wd-40...should work fine.
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Thanks a lot, I'll be installing it when I get out of school on Tuesday or Thursday so I will post up some pics. Thanks for the help luv2spd.
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was a big PITA but worth it,my nearest dealership told me the IAT was like $75!
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Originally Posted by SLPed94TA
Thanks a lot, I'll be installing it when I get out of school on Tuesday or Thursday so I will post up some pics. Thanks for the help luv2spd.
No problem man. Good luck w/ the install!
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Thanks
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dont get a new one the old one should pop right out, mine came out without much of a fight. put a little oil on it or something when u put it back just incase u gotta take it out again it wont get stuck too bad




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