yeah, i know its been discussed before and before again, and i tried searching and blah blah

but anyway, where is it that i fit this fitting into on the back of the block? in refrence to what else?

Its mechanical gauge, and i have it ran thru and ready to go, the power and ground is all hooked up, but cant figurte out where to put it in the back of the block. And i read about the T fitttnig im suppsoed to use? where and what t fitting should i get?

 

take off your regular oil pressure sensor
wich is located to your left of the oil filter
the one with two plugs
buy the tee at local speed shop $5
you will place original sensor horizontal
and the nipple for the oil gage vertical.

hope this info helps

 

yeah i can get it from ther, i just wasnt familiar with wher the stock oil pressure sensor was located.


thanks

 

see where the line is coming out from
tee off from there.

 

dont put the tee into the block, it will crack there, instead use a belted line loop it around then attach the tee to the line, from there connect whatever is needed to the tee includint the stock sensor.

 

or a contraption like this one could work as well.


since im not creating an oil supply line to another equipment
a T should be just fine.

 

how important is it to retain the stock oil pressure sender? especially after haveing a gauge installed? btw, does anyone know at what oil pressure does the light come on?

 

i've seen my oil pressure drop slightly below 20 psi and the light still wasn't on
i have in the past used one of those gay *** tee's it broke off in the block when i went to take it out but it was easy to get back out.

 

(phat_gsr98)I've seen my oil pressure drop slightly below 20 psi and the light still wasn't on,
did it really drop down that far ?

 

so i should get another fitting to put into the block then put the "T" on then hook up the gauge and the stock sensor?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by big reds &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">or a contraption like this one could work as well.


since im not creating an oil supply line to another equipment
a T should be just fine.

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where is the wire from the oil sender? is that the green color thing?

thanks

 

It's on the bottom brass tee. Don't make me circle it.

The green thing is the ECT sensor.