Oil pressure gauge

Oil pressure gauge

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spend

12,581 posts

251 months

Saturday 28th June 2014
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Skyedriver said:
Bump - any guidance
Work out which advice IS relevant for pre-serp engines & ignore the advice about serpentine engines, unless you want to convert the whole front end (& have the crank keyway lengthened) . They are quite different wink

Skyedriver

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17,846 posts

282 months

Sunday 29th June 2014
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It's a 93 and pre serp
THanks

Skyedriver

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Monday 30th June 2014
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Anyone able to confirm the threads? I guess it's a standard part from a Land Rover?

Chuffmeister

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137 months

Monday 30th June 2014
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Skyedriver said:
Anyone able to confirm the threads? I guess it's a standard part from a Land Rover?
Give Racing Green a call, they'll have one. Ask them to send it by Royal Mail First Class as opposed to courier as this will reduce the cost of the postage.

Skyedriver

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Monday 30th June 2014
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Thanks Chuffmeister
RG had something similar, at least I think it is but a lot longer so might not be.....
Suggested David Gerald who said they have them and are posting it out I hope.
I hope it fits too as car is up on ramps blocking two other cars in!

Skyedriver

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Thursday 3rd July 2014
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Quick thank you to David Gerald, new adapter arrived and fitted yesterday. Back and running again.
BUT! Before with the old sender the oil pressure was around the 40mark, doing the usual dropping on tickover rising on higher revs. Only reason I changed was every now and again it flew up to the max, usually at lower revs, which I took to be a faulty sender.
With the new sender it sits at nearer 55 and drops slightly on revs....
Might put the old one back....

Skyedriver

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Tuesday 22nd July 2014
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Skyedriver said:
Quick thank you to David Gerald, new adapter arrived and fitted yesterday. Back and running again.
BUT! Before with the old sender the oil pressure was around the 40mark, doing the usual dropping on tickover rising on higher revs. Only reason I changed was every now and again it flew up to the max, usually at lower revs, which I took to be a faulty sender.
With the new sender it sits at nearer 55 and drops slightly on revs....
Might put the old one back....
Put the old one back,,,,,now have a leak from the union...

Chuffmeister

3,597 posts

137 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2014
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ChimpOnGas said:
I'm looking at an elecronic pressure sender that will be significantly more accurate, reliable & oil tight, the challenge is however to pair it correctly to the gauge but I have a clever box of electronics that will solve this.

Watch this space wink
coolears

Chuffmeister

3,597 posts

137 months

Wednesday 23rd July 2014
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Skyedriver said:
Put the old one back,,,,,now have a leak from the union...
Try and seal with ptfe tape