Best place to put oil pressure sender?(Installing gauge)
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steve  Key Fob Guy
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posted 03/19/05 08:26 PM
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take out the stock one and put it in there
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Just keep in mind, then, that the stock warning light will no longer function, but you'll have the gauge.
I know it's a foreign idea for most of us here, but you might want to try taking the car off jackstands. -mitsuturbo
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chucklesas Hogna Carolinensis
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posted 03/19/05 09:29 PM
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also keep in mind that the stock threads will be different than the aftermarket sender. I would say get some adapters and a T fitting and some SS hose and run the aftermarket sender isolated a bit. (not much room down there for one)
Yeah, people basically make a distribution block out of home depot plumbing parts. This way you keep your stock sender and can have an aftermarket one tied in too.
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