Subject	Stock tanks are where its at. You can pull the float sensor
Posted by	zgene4 on August 28, 2008 at 6:09 PM
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In Reply To	only real question i had.. posted by Xtrm300zx on August 28, 2008 at 05:34 PM
Message	out of your kit tank and install it in the OEM tank. Or, if needed, buy a $6 float switch from McMaster Carr. I'm using one of them in each of my two car's. "Too dumb for opera, too smart for NASCAR."
Follow Ups	water injection install - Xtrm300zx 13:37:29 08/28/08 There are a few different installs in search. - treese88 14:29:40 08/28/08 search posts from Rob, Spectrum(WI) - zgene4 14:35:34 08/28/08 Re: water injection install - jlag 15:34:51 08/28/08 Use this writeup. - jmw23712 15:35:18 08/28/08 only real question i had.. - Xtrm300zx 17:34:50 08/28/08 Stock windshield washer tanks already have the sensor. - Woody75 (Denver) 17:55:55 08/28/08 Not all of them. But, McMaster Carr can fix that (n/m) - zgene4 18:08:05 08/28/08 Which stock ones don't? (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 21:37:20 08/28/08 mine. ;) - zgene4 21:46:26 08/28/08 mine has no light, and I have never put washer fluid in it - WoodmanZ 22:39:05 08/28/08 Stock tanks are where its at. You can pull the float sensor - zgene4 18:09:45 08/28/08 I relocated my battery to the trunk and put it where - jmw23712 18:13:02 08/28/08 I've had an install written up for over a year now - TTFairladyZ 19:04:22 08/28/08 thanks for all the help guys! (n/m) - Xtrm300zx 19:38:42 08/28/08 I used my stock rear mounted tank (1991). - ni[X]it 19:56:28 08/28/08 Want to verify.. - SeanK (StL) 13:46:14 08/29/08
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