Aftermarket oil temp gauge install?
I am wondering if anyone knows the best place to connect an oil temp gauge sending unit to the motor,I am also putting in an oil pressure gauge thanks John:hellox:
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the pan about the middle of the deep part 1/2 way up (2 1/2in from bottom) IMO
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i hooked up my oil pressure gauge right on top of the oil filter next to the line that goes to the turbo.
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thanks I will check it out
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Originally Posted by hiboy_76
(Post 549952)
i hooked up my oil pressure gauge right on top of the oil filter next to the line that goes to the turbo.
Oil Temperature ≠ Oil Pressure |
Oil = Oil
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Pressure exerted on oil acts equally in all directions.
Pascal's law states that pressure in a confined fluid is transmitted undiminished in every direction and acts with equal force on equal areas and at right angles in an engine. It's usally fitted into a place at the end of the oil gallery to indicate when proper oil pressure is reached. Have in mind that a turbo is an external device. It gets it's oil supply when all other engine parts are already lubed. The oil filter adapter is a good place for the temperature sender. Expect a temperature drop (also an exposed location) in the oil pan. Oil= Oil:pca1: |
Wow....who taught you all to read.....Head is correct....the guy is asking about oil TEMP gauge hookup.
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oil temp gauge sending unit ??:humm:
who is going to install an oil temp sender into a head? The last application I have seen like that was an aircooled engine... |
Originally Posted by Deezel Stink3r
(Post 552638)
oil temp gauge sending unit ??:humm:
who is going to install an oil temp sender into a head? The last application I have seen like that was an aircooled engine... |
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