mechanical oil pressure guage
sure can as long as you have the correct fitting. I just like to keep the stock gauge working.also the stock sender/gauge may be use to cut power to the fuel pump if the motor lost oil pressure,but not 100% sure.
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Staging Lane
Joined: Jun 2012
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From: Patchogue,New York
ok cool thanks guys! what about my water temp sensor? the fittin on the sensor is too big for the holes in the head
I suggest staying away from mechanical gauges. They make such a mess if the lines ever get kinked/melted/broken
Autozone sells a copper line kit 4 like $10 4 mechanical oil pressure gauge ,,,,it includes 2 or 3 brass adapters such as 1/8 npt ,,,,,,,,I would just drill and tap the adaptor above the oil filter ,,,,,,,it's the most accurate location that tells You the pressure going to the mains and rod bearings and leave the other 1 as well .
