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Converting Oil Pressure Gauge
Anyone Converted Their Mechanical oil Pressure Gauge To Electric. If so how did you Do It? Thank You
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Change the gauge (And sender ) and wire in the electric sender to the gauge
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I would ask, do you want it to look stock when finished? It is possible but takes a few modifications to look and function correctly.
Like most gauges, they require a 12 volt source, a ground and a signal to/from the sending unit. |
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One question - why?
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MoMa gauge in Albuquerque converted the OEM pressure in my k20 to electric. Looking at the cluster from the driver seat you can't tell. I have pics in my build thread.
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Most of the time if any oil gets free is will drip or coat the back of your fire wall.I like the factory one rarely miss read's
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Where can i Find a Stock Looking Electric Gauge?
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Back when I was building my truck I fired it up once before the gauges were connected, not remembering there was AN OIL HOSE coming into my cab.
It did indeed shoot out a lot of oil, all onto a rag that was sitting there. Minor miracle, really, even though carpet isn't -that- expensive. I've never seen an electric gauge that really looked like ours but if the sweep is similar you might be able to "make" one out of a cheap electric gauge and the factory face. |
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Gotta love having that little oil pipe there under the dash! Nowadays mines all electric, but back in the day, I've made a few small messes myself with this thing!
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