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The thermal sensor cable is just two wires - it4art is suggesting plugging a tiny wire jumper between the two holes in the cable to create a short-circuit. I do not know how this impacts the system. I tend to use “Macs Fan Control” for these types of things.
If the drive was not formatted has HFS+ by Disk Utility.app it may not be recognized by the installer. I usually format and install a system on a drive before intalling it inside the machine, but you can use Target Disk mode or maybe Internet Recovery to format it after installation.
I typically just use duct-tape to hold it in place.
My T9 bit fits better than my T8 bit.
Mine is the same — two very long, four medium, and six short. Also my T9 worked better than my T8 which was a bit loose.
If you just want access to the HD, there is no need to remove any speaker wires - it slides over enough to access the HD screws.
It looks like "SSD Fan Control" http://exirion.net/ssdfanctrl/ might be an alternative to using the "OWC In-line Digital Thermal Sensor for iMac 2011 Hard Drive Upgrade"
Maybe I should send some bucks to "exirion" for providing the software without charge - there is a donation button.