how to install oil pressure gauge

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Porkchop

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you will have to locate the OEM oil pressure sending unit on the drivers side of the motor, by the rear head. Then, just splice into the OEM sending unit wire and your good to go.

If im mistaken, please correct me
 

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If you do a search using my member number, you should find what you're looking for, I've posted about it a few times. Others have too if you just seach for oil pressure gauge.
 

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Porkchop:
you will have to locate the OEM oil pressure sending unit on the drivers side of the motor, by the rear head. Then, just splice into the OEM sending unit wire and your good to go.

If im mistaken, please correct me
Okay!

WRONG. finger

The oem oil pressure sending unit is actually only a switch. It send a signal to the idiot lamp when pressure gets below 6psi (IIRC)

What you need to do is run a search :D

you will need to hit up an auto parts store.
~a ****** or two, a T fitting, etc.

PIC:
senderoil.jpg


That is a pic of my mechanical gauge setup. Yours will be similar, only the electric sender will plumb into the location that my oil line does.

Understand?
 

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NotSoSlowSHO:
Porkchop:
you will have to locate the OEM oil pressure sending unit on the drivers side of the motor, by the rear head. Then, just splice into the OEM sending unit wire and your good to go.

If im mistaken, please correct me
Okay!

WRONG. finger
BAH! I have a mechanical guage on mine, but a buddy of mine has an electrical that he just spliced into and BAM! it worked.. Meh, oh well.


finger rofl
 

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NotSoSlowSHO said:
Okay!

WRONG. finger

The oem oil pressure sending unit is actually only a switch. It send a signal to the idiot lamp when pressure gets below 6psi (IIRC)

What you need to do is run a search :D

you will need to hit up an auto parts store.
~a ****** or two, a T fitting, etc.

That is a pic of my mechanical gauge setup. Yours will be similar, only the electric sender will plumb into the location that my oil line does.

is there any way you could show a more specific picture? i have no clue where that is taken in reguards to the engine. i have a electic gauge, and need to find out how the **** i'm going to fit that massive sender in there...
 

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Crawl under the car and look at the oil drain plug, then look up and to the left. It has a single wire connector on it. If you follow the plug for the O2 sensor, the oil sender is on the same harness.
 

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