SunburstSS

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Hey guys for anybody that is supercharged or knows this,,,Im tryna plug the top hole where the sensor goes on top of the m62, I heard some people use a special plug to close it off, Im kinda lost on what I need to get, anybody got a speciifc part number or link to it...

Thanks

zerosk8ter83

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I just put my stock map sensor in there when I switch to the 2.5 bar sensor

SunburstSS

iTrader: (48)

See, I would've done something similar except I don't have the sensor bracket to hold it down, so I would really have to get it plugged :'(

Twoozofjuice

iTrader: (7)

you can grab tap in 3/8” axle nut plugs for about $1 from the hardware store.



Been trying to find the plug but thats all ive come up with so far...guy i bought my sc from said that zzp made the plug for him so maybe they would have some info on it too.

AzraelRaezier

iTrader: (8)

i went to lowes and got a tap that fit the hole and just tapped it and put a bolt in it. worked like a charm

08baltls

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Why not just scuff it really good then put some QuickSteel on it, like plugging the silencer holes? Im just tossing that out there as I'm still looking for a way to plug my top hole as well too. But as Azriel said, it may just be easier to tap it then put in a bolt with some plumbers tape to make sure its sealed really well.

SunburstSS

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I would really hate to have that quick steel breaking off and going in the s/c or engine, that would suck at that point lol

08baltls

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Well I know alot of people use it when plugging the silencer holes and not having any issues with it breaking loose. Im gonna probably attempt that press fit axle cap thing and see how that works cause Im a cheap ass and dont want to have to buy a tap. Haha

klotzy_550

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I just used a rubber stopper, cost me .23 cents, and a M6 bolt (.67 cents), then took a little piece of flat iron and make a real small bracket. Rounded the corners on it and made it look appealing. Real simple just cut to length and drill 2 holes, one for the M6 bolt and the other for a pin or screw of some sort to secure the stopper.

c1_c1rca

^^^ i did that but i used an extra sensor instead of a bolt

SunburstSS

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Okay so whoever wants to buy this but was confused like me here's a link to it from lowes yaaay

Shop The Hillman Group 2-Count 3/8"-16 Zinc Plated Standard (SAE) Axle Cap Nuts at Lowes.com

bluebalt07

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Tap the hole and put a bolt in with some plumbers tape. Easiest thing to do along with being a better option than something that just pops down in that hole

2009CobaltLT

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I was thinking about doing this on mine, I feel like having a sensor there hooked up to nothing would look retarded. do you happen to know what size tap you used?