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Anyone got a guide on fitting an aftermarket one?
reason being is that to fit my aftermarket one i'll have to loose all three oil related systems, so it looks like anyway.........:confused:
So HOW do i retain my OIL LEVEL gauge, and my LOW OIL warning light when changing to an aftermarket gauge :confused:
PLEASE HELP fella's :cry::cry:
TNT ANDY
10-06-2012, 13:01
Anyone got a guide on fitting an aftermarket one?
reason being is that to fit my aftermarket one i'll have to loose all three oil related systems, so it looks like anyway.........:confused:
So HOW do i retain my OIL LEVEL gauge, and my LOW OIL warning light when changing to an aftermarket gauge :confused:
PLEASE HELP fella's :cry::cry:
What oil gauge are you fitting? Temp? Is it electrical?
What oil gauge are you fitting? Temp? Is it electrical?
:agree::agree:
its just a mechanical pressure gauge...as dash one is being premenstral :rolleyes:
Alastair
10-06-2012, 15:00
Where the turbo oil feed leaves the block there is a one way valve on the end of the solid pipe and before the flexi. You need to break the oil feed on that thread and add your T peice in there, leave everything else alone. Plumb in your gauge to the t peice. Et voila. If you dot have a t peice for your gauge call www.thinkautomotive
Al
Where the turbo oil feed leaves the block there is a one way valve on the end of the solid pipe and before the flexi. You need to break the oil feed on that thread and add your T peice in there, leave everything else alone. Plumb in your gauge to the t peice. Et voila. If you dot have a t peice for your gauge call www.thinkautomotive (http://www.thinkautomotive)
Al
very kind :agree::agree:
just gotta locate an adaptor :confused:
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