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GasGuage · 12-22-2008, 08:42 PM

Thanks for the link Concrete. I found that Summit Racing has a complete wiring harness & relays for about $45. I'm just not sure where to put that thermo probe. Somewhere in the head I'd guess if I could find a removable plug. My engine is the 2.2L. I need to study those diagrams a little harder.

The pizza pans have went up to $3.27 @ Walmart, at least in my end of the country. I bought one to see what it'd look like. My wife said it was fugly, but I thought it was cool. They could be painted too. She doesn't have to drive it. I'll have the last laugh when that big V8 Dodge she has runs out of gas & I'm still haulin' around with plenty. It's too cold to do anything right now anyways. 4.5* this morning. Good time for research.

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GasGuage Uncle Jam Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Hudson, KY Posts: 45 Lil' Red - '97 Chevy S-10 ext 2WD LS 90 day: 31.02 mpg (US) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for the link Concrete. I found that Summit Racing has a complete wiring harness & relays for about $45. I'm just not sure where to put that thermo probe. Somewhere in the head I'd guess if I could find a removable plug. My engine is the 2.2L. I need to study those diagrams a little harder. The pizza pans have went up to $3.27 @ Walmart, at least in my end of the country. I bought one to see what it'd look like. My wife said it was fugly, but I thought it was cool. They could be painted too. She doesn't have to drive it. I'll have the last laugh when that big V8 Dodge she has runs out of gas & I'm still haulin' around with plenty. It's too cold to do anything right now anyways. 4.5* this morning. Good time for research.