Reply to "Lost oil gauge wire!"

JK (Guest)

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Originally posted by Tom@Seal Beach:
Just a suggestion...put a brass T in the block where the stock sending unit screws in, then screw your original gauge sending unit into the top of the T and screw a small 1-1.5" mechanical gauge in the side of the T. I just did this to mine to make sure I was getting an accurate reading from my dash oil pressure gauge, I have read that the original gauges can give unreliable pressure readings. The mechanical guage is permanant and can be seen just by opening the deck lid. Good luck!

Excellent and inexpensive suggestion !!

9/12/065:18 AM

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