best place for oil pressure sending unit?
If you ever plan on going turbo or doing LS/VTEC, might as well get one of these:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=384534
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=384534
yea what you do is take out the factory oil pressure sender, its right next to the oil filter and has like a rubber plug over it , takwe that off, its a 15/16 deepwell socket, and in place you need an autometer atm-2269 which is the 1/8 bspt to 1/8 npt fitting for the sending unit to go into the bakc of the block .
hope that helps
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The problem with putting the unit on the block itself is that its heavy. I've numerous sending units break off because of vibration and jerking of the motor. I would do the the endyn article and run a line from the block to the firewall instead of straight off the block. This doesn't put as much tension on the threads and is
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