Hooking up electronic oil pressure gauge
#2
TECH Apprentice
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I don’t believe the auto meter gauge will read correctly using the oem sending unit. Best bet is to use the included auto meter sending unit with a bolt on oil filter bypass adapter. You could remove the oem sending unit and install the auto meter sending unit there as well. But retaining the oem sending unit signal to the computer is nice if you ever do any troubleshooting or data logging in the future.
#4
You could run an adapter plate on the oil cooler plate at the driver side of the block towards the rear and just above the oil pan, then put in your factory sender for the monte carlo and still have the factory gauge.
#5
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What year is the Monte Carlo? If its 1996 or later, you must keep the OE oil pressure sending unit and gauge intact. Otherwise, the car will throw a code or go into limp mode. You can add the autometer gauge too, but it needs its own sending unit. BTW, you have a reliable mechanical gauge, why would you change it?
#6
I don’t believe the auto meter gauge will read correctly using the oem sending unit. Best bet is to use the included auto meter sending unit with a bolt on oil filter bypass adapter. You could remove the oem sending unit and install the auto meter sending unit there as well. But retaining the oem sending unit signal to the computer is nice if you ever do any troubleshooting or data logging in the future.
#7