Oil pressure sending unit
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Cornish-Glanza
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you need an adapter plate that sits between the filter and the stock plate - they normally come with two or three threads for senders - the only problem is fitting it in the stock place - id look at a oil filter relocation kit from one of the traders on here - has everything you need!
WallaceGlanza
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You can also use a t piece adaptor that screws in where the original oil pressure sensor fits, then have both there.
Like so:
Like so:
You can also use a t piece adaptor that screws in where the original oil pressure sensor fits, then have both there.
Like so:
Thanks for this sent pic WallaceGlanza. I was thinking instead of using a T-Piece adaptor can I use the bolt on the left side? The sending unit I am going to use has a same size as the bolt.
Dub-Se7en
Lifer
lol! Better find this type of t-piece then, Thanks for helping out guys! really appreciate it.:rockon:thats the coolant drain plug
WallaceGlanza
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thats the coolant drain plug
I found that out the hard/wet way!:homer:
Big_Daddy
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Will this remote kit fit?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....ksid=p3907.m29&_trkparms=algo=LVI&its=I&otn=2
1/8 thread
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....ksid=p3907.m29&_trkparms=algo=LVI&its=I&otn=2
1/8 thread
kieran.s gt
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no oil will come out no need to drain it
kieran.s gt
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that wil fit i have the same one but i couldnt fit my one because the sender with my gauge was too big and it was rubbing the decat
Dub-Se7en
Lifer
you've got a mechanical type pressure gauge, it's safe as long as you use the right pipe and securely tighten all couplings
Big_Daddy
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It came with knobs to fasten it, im just worried if its guna reach!
Fro
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Does that screw into the same place WallaceGlanza has his t peice thing screwed into?
Cheers
Big_Daddy
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whats better mechanical or digital? acuuracy wise?
kieran.s gt
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use ptfe tape on the threads
kieran.s gt
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mechanical would be more accurate