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Old 11-11-2005, 03:32 PM
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I just bought to guages to put in my pillar pod, i got the water temperature gauge hooked up fine, but what do i need to do to hook up the oil pressure gauge, if anybody could help that would be great thanks.






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It's pretty simple. Just hook up your oil pressure sender into your engine block. There should be a plug in the drivers side on the engine block which can be removed by a allan key. Carefull cause oil will start to come out (not a lot). Then screw in the oil pressure sender, tighten it, and run a wire to your gauge through a hole in your firewall. Don't over tighten it otherwise you will strip the threads.

Here's a picture of mine.
Old 11-11-2005, 06:10 PM
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i didn't get that rounded piece there like you got all i have is a small white hose like a vacume line size hose that has to be hooked up somewhere
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Really. Hmm. The only other thing i can think of then would be to get a T-Connecter and hook it up to where the oil warning light sender is located. Not really sure how to do that though, sorry.
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hmmm thanks anyways man, if theres anybody that can help please do it would be greatley appreciated thanks




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you got a mechanical oil pressure gauge. you dont want that. you will have to run that white tubing, full of hot oil, into your cabin.
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^^^^Is that a bad thing? I've got the same type. You have to run an 1/8" copper tube from the gauge to the engine. BUT, where do you hook the tube up to?. I just bought it and don't really want to sell it.
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bad thing is - if there will be a leak - oil will get in the cabin
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^^^But what are the actual chances of that happening. Probably slim to none.
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secure that tube so it wouldn't rub anywhere, especially in the firewall. Also don't forget that engine is moving a bit, shaking... so tube should handle.



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