Re: Oil pressure important enough for a gauge?
My autometer electrical oil pressure gauge broke after 2 weeks. I have an autometer mechanical with a ss line now, and it's mint O0
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Re: Oil pressure important enough for a gauge?
Originally Posted by Kenny Rogers
Question on an electrical gauge... do you just splice into the stock oil pressure sensor on the back of the block?
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Re: Oil pressure important enough for a gauge?
Originally Posted by slo_crx1
I personally consider the oil pressure gauge the single most important guage to have, just for the fact that oil is the life-blood of your engine, and without oil pressure you'll have nothing but a big boat anchor.
Originally Posted by Snafubmx234
My autometer electrical oil pressure gauge broke after 2 weeks.
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Re: Oil pressure important enough for a gauge?
Originally Posted by Foowee
If you mean the wiring, no. The stock sensor on the back of the block is simply a switch that completes a circut below 20psi. If you mean t'ing the source for another sending unit, then yes.
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Re: Oil pressure important enough for a gauge?
separate oil psi sensor, autometer ones tend to fail alot.
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Re: Oil pressure important enough for a gauge?
Originally Posted by bonestock94
separate oil psi sensor, autometer ones tend to fail alot.
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