Oil pressure and Water Temp Gauge installation
im wondering how everyone is doing theirs, im gonna have a T on the back of my block where my oil pressure sensor is, and the feed line for my turbo, im wondering if i need to get a 4 way adapter for the line on the mechanical oil press gauge
and on the water temp i know it comes with a fitting to tap into a water line or supply, im wondering where to tap this into?
thanks in advance
and on the water temp i know it comes with a fitting to tap into a water line or supply, im wondering where to tap this into?
thanks in advance
i tapped my water temp sensor into the front upper radiator hose neck,the one that unbolts with 2 bolts on the passenger side of the head.just take it off,and drill adn tap the hole.i used mine like that for like a year w/ no problems.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TunerShark »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im wondering how everyone is doing theirs, im gonna have a T on the back of my block where my oil pressure sensor is, and the feed line for my turbo, im wondering if i need to get a 4 way adapter for the line on the mechanical oil press gauge
and on the water temp i know it comes with a fitting to tap into a water line or supply, im wondering where to tap this into?
thanks in advance</TD></TR></TABLE>
I had a 3 way tee for my oil. Stock pressure sending unit, oil feed and feed for the gauge. For my water temp, I had a pipe with a tapped hole to screw the sensor in and placed it in the upper rad hose
and on the water temp i know it comes with a fitting to tap into a water line or supply, im wondering where to tap this into?
thanks in advance</TD></TR></TABLE>
I had a 3 way tee for my oil. Stock pressure sending unit, oil feed and feed for the gauge. For my water temp, I had a pipe with a tapped hole to screw the sensor in and placed it in the upper rad hose
For oil yeah just use a t fitting and run the line through firewall.
For the water temp another possibility might be to use the bleed off for the coolant but I have no experience in that just offering a suggestion of difference.
For the water temp another possibility might be to use the bleed off for the coolant but I have no experience in that just offering a suggestion of difference.
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