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were does the feed come from to use a presure gauge...?


I'm guessing you put something where the pressure switch is located ???
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quote:
Originally posted by Siberia
were does the feed come from to use a presure gauge...?


on mine? t-piece on the standard switch hole
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and run cable inside to werever the gauge is ?
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cable.......no no no. run an oil line to the bit where the cd player used to be lol
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i actually dont know if your being serious or not
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quote:
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i actually dont know if your being serious or not


i am. its a mechanical gauge, so runs with oil actaully going to the back of the gauge, electrical ones have a sender on the block, like the standard c20xe ones in astra gte's
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hrm... so getting a nice white cloth interior might not be a goot idea...
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get a electrical gauge and then no oil will enter the cockpit
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i would still trust the standard light on ur dash to any aftermarket gauge, mechanical gauges can be very inaccurate even once calibrated

i do alot of calibration with mechanical gauges upto 1500 bar in pressure and they can be very tempremental and mis-reading, it only takes slight shock and the gauge is now innacurate.

this is why i think peeps who add gauges to there cars showing oil/voltage/water etc is silly because soon as that gauge does somat out the ordinary people panic, but if gauge was not there u would be none the wiser, its just another thing to see and worry about

good luck hope its not serious mark
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I was breaking hard round a tight corner on a slip road off the m2 earlier and the light came on for a second then went out and i never saw it again, was planning on driving to bluewater this weekend, about 50 miles. Should I be ok?

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