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Old 09-04-2017, 11:18 PM
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using the rear crossover tube from a cadillac, GM part #12605716.....it interferes with plugging in the cam sensor wire

badly bent crossover or ???
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If that crossover came off a Gen III engine it has to be badly bent as all Gen III engines use the rear cam sensor. What year Caddy did the tube come from?
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bought the crossover new off ebay....GM
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Which year was it spec'd for?
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no idea for what yr......got it for the rear as a alternative setup to tie in the front and back crossovers
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OK, then cut the tubing and attach some hose to them and work around the sensor.
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that is thought.......
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you can see it curves down from the blocks
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Just pull up on it gently until it bends out of the way.
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I had to flex my Cadillac rear tube just a little up ward to get the plug to go in the cam sensor. No problems here, just don't go crazy.
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Much ado about a low-pressure plumbing issue....



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