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SSD's don't get hot (they barely get warm), so you can stick the temp sensor anywhere on the SSD.
You'll need a mounting tray to mount a 2.5" SSD in a 3.5" space, but these often come with the SSD.
No need to stay with the same manufacturer, I've had a lot of success with various HDD's and SSD's, particularly Samsung. The only manufacturer I've had problems with is OCZ (I had two 500GB Vertex drives fail).
No reason why you can't put an SSD in the iMac. It'll speed it up no end!
A 3.5" SSD would also fit (you'll need an adaptor to fit the 2.5" version).
I've fitted a SSD to my MacPro, and it runs at just above room temperature, so overheating is not an issue. It doesn't get warmer in any specific area, so I'd just stick the sensor where it looks best, and doesn't stress or interfere with any of the cables.
This would be a really good time to change the PRAM battery. They only last 4-5 years, and cost very little. It'll save another teardown in the near future. (3v CR2032)
I didn't see the need to tape the foil to the display (and I didn't want to get any sticky residue on the screen), so I skipped this bit with no problems.
I didn't even use the wall, I just carefully pivoted the frame backwards and laid it on the table without disconnecting the wires
Try sticking the screw onto the driver with a tiny piece of blu-tac. Worked for me.
I used double sided thermal tape (available from electrical component stores). It's usually used for heatsinks etc. so it will stick well on a hot surface.