Too many sensors not enough holes!!

Hi, newbie to the forum here, so...er.....hello!

I've just bought a '95 rangie after a brief dalliance with a Grand Cherokee and a longer relationship with a Hilux Surf.

Here's my problem. The guy who I got the car from was a thoroughly nice bloke but probably a bit of a muppet too.

The first issue I have is that the air filter housing appears to have come from a Landie or even a Disco; a big black steel affair about 9" in diameter and about 18" long. It was just sat in the engine bay. I've sourced what I believe to be the right filter housing and mounted it.
The original monstrosity had the airflow meter housing mounted between it and the inlet, complete with a flying lead that connected to the airflow housing. There was also a second lead that went to what looks like another airflow sensor. This was positioned in a hole drilled in the air intake of the original steel affair.
Having installed the new housing, the airflow housing gets its' flying lead connected again but I can't see a location for the second sensor to go.

Any ideas? I've attached a couple of pics below. Thanks

The sensor shown is the inlet air temp sensor. Fitted to Gems i believe. If you have a Thor air cleaner it won't have an hole for it. Don't think it's fitted to Thor. Petrol heads may be along to confirm or refute that.

wammers said:

The sensor shown is the inlet air temp sensor. Fitted to Gems i believe. If you have a Thor air cleaner it won't have an hole for it. Don't think it's fitted to Thor. Petrol heads may be along to confirm or refute that.

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bang on as always wammers.:clap2:

Thanks for that Wammers. In your opinion, as its there, should I drill a hole in the air filter housing below the filter and install it there?

Zorro587 said:

Thanks for that Wammers. In your opinion, as its there, should I drill a hole in the air filter housing below the filter and install it there?

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Might be a smart move fuelling will be all over the place unless it's connected.

Job done, many thanks