Maxcapacity

I have gone through 3 units in the past year and am tired of having them die on me. I cut 2 open yesterday to find out what the failures where, there are 2 tiny prongs that slide on some coil as pressure rises - both prongs broke off on both units.
I had the sender unit mounted on the end of a fitting that also held my oil return line for the turbo and stock oil pressure sensor. I guess the vibrations did it in.
Am I suppose to mount the unit to the block?, oil pump?, or have a braided line come off the block and mount it to the fire wall?

mike93eh2

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Am I suppose to mount the unit to the block?, oil pump?, or have a braided line come off the block and mount it to the fire wall?
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think about that for a second......why are you even asking this question??

postman

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to the op what kind of sending unit are you using


Modified by boostedcivicsir at 6:29 PM 5/22/2008

boostedcivicsir

i think mike93eh2 is saying he answered his own question.

by remotely mounting it with a braided line, it isolates it from vibration.