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  • Oil Pressure Gauge

    Just bought a oil pressure gauge for my surf as I don’t trust the one that’s on it! I want to fit the gauge independent of the factory one. Are there any easy access points that I can drill and tap in too to do this??

    That pesky car salesman again!

  • #2
    Not a good idea to start drilling and tapping your lovely engine and risk getting swarf in the oil. Prob better idea is to get a tee piece and put it where the stock sender is so you can connect both. Or else just dispense with the stock one.

    Let me know how you get on as I plan to do the same

    Cheers

    Kev

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    • #3
      I think your probably right I’ll need do make a t-piece up. Iv also got an oil temp gauge to fit so it will need to be a big t-piece. Any one got any idea of what thread the current oil pressure fitting uses to save me taking it off and measuring it?

      That pesky car salesman again!

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      • #4
        Whats up with the guage? A new sender normally cures any wierd readings.

        4x4toys.co.uk - Keeping you on and off the road...

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        • #5
          best thing i can reccomend is to take the oil pressure switch to your local hydraulic specialist place. Tell them what you want to do and let them make you something up.

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          • #6
            My gauge is probably fine I just like the idea of a few gauges with cool lights stuck to my dash, but it would annoy me loads if the one right in front of me didn’t work. I’m quite happy to make a fitting up to accommodate two pressure gauges and a temperature sensor as im a fitter turner to trade. It would save me some time if anyone new what type of thread it was to save me dismantling and measuring her.

            That pesky car salesman again!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by highlander
              It would save me some time if anyone new what type of thread it was to save me dismantling and measuring her.
              Has anyone got this measurement yet as this is now at the top of my list of new projects.
              Simon.O.
              '90 SSR Ltd 2.4TD 5 spd

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