Cap them plugs

[jpizzle]

Hello out there, first post here. So I sold my 12 and got a 16, going to start the d e l e t e process tonight and finish tmrw. I have everything I need so far, heres a list

No limit intake
S p a r t a n n g a u g e
5 inch exhaust
no limit ccv d e l e t e
SDP down pipe
SDP egr d e l e t e

I am looking for just one more thing. Does anybody make a kit for the eletrical plugs for the exhaust sensors? Just a set of plugs that would go into the open ends of the connections, make it seal up nice and tight. I think I saw a kit one time for a cummins.

I know about putting in dieletric grease and some crappy ziplocks and zip ties. I want something a little bit cleaner and actually works in the long run.

Thanks!

 

[BuiltPowerStrokeTough]

I do not believe there is any plug kit out there. Most people just come up with their own ways of keeping the open plugs out of the elements. I put dielectric grease in all of them, bought some larger water balloons, slid the balloon over the connectors and then electrical taped them. The way I figured if they can keep water inside the balloons, the sure should be able to keep water out of the connectors. Good luck!

 

[griz700rocket]

As many of the sensors that go bad I'd think you could come up with some and just cut the plug off of them and use that.

 

[Jomax]

Anyone have a picture of the plug?


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[slim!]

http://powerstrokearmy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=64607

 

[zporta]

Seems to be very pricey and difficult to source all the plug types.

Most people fill the plugs with dielectric grease and wrap them with electrical tape or a balloon and zip tie.

When I deeleeted I never covered anything and got a check engine a year later. Cleaned out all the connectors greased and taped them. Haven't had an issue

 

[forcefed6.4ford]

I just left the sensors connected and secured them up on the rails.