alright well i got this oil pressure hooked up and working right and ofc i used the t fitting and used my stock sender as well. but how come my dummy light didnt light up? do i have to ground it to a certian palce for it ?

 

aww come on fellas, this gorund issue is what i am sure of and this is holding me back.


thanks agian,
Ron

 

Did you put the big sending unit on the block, if so to you. I have seen blocks crack from that. Anyways you might need to ground it, depending on how you hooked it up, if you used teflon tape and so on.

 

no i didnt put the sender on the block, no way man i like my motor and dont want it to crack so i t it off on the firewall

so just need to know how to ground it off.

 

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Good call , yep your gonna have to either ground the sending unit or ground the t fitting.

 

the t fitting is brass, how will it work? i mean how can i hook it up on the t fittin or where on the sender

 

You can solder it, or use a worm type hose clamp.

 

okay ground on t fittin then where to? on the block ?

 

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To a ground ...

 

okay but what part do i ground on the sender?

 

Just attach a ground wire to the T-fitting (either soldered or hoseclamped like said above) and then attach that to the firewall or some other grounding point.