Electric guages, how to?
09-16-2004, 11:20 AM
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Re: Electric guages, how to? (PowderB16)
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There should be a pulgged hole for coolant and one for oil right under your distributor. You have to use a hex key to get these plugs out and then you can probably just thread the senders right into the block
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There should be a pulgged hole for coolant and one for oil right under your distributor. You have to use a hex key to get these plugs out and then you can probably just thread the senders right into the block
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09-16-2004, 11:59 AM
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Re: Electric guages, how to? (Archidictus)
tru, i think i found the one for the oil but im kinda concerned about space, i think it should fit tho, but i still cant find the water temp, could you tell me if it is lower than the oil or to the left or right?
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09-16-2004, 01:16 PM
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For the oil pressure, youremove the oil pressure sensor above the oil filter. You will need a BSTP/NPT 1/8" adapter. You will also need a small braided steel hose. You do not want to thread the sender directly into the block because it issupposed to be insulated from vibration. Tee the sender with the OEM oil pressure sensor.
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