Preping oil gauge, help
You have three options.
1. Get a Greddy oil sandwhich adapter and don't mess with that tap thing.
2. Use the tap and then add a brass tee so that you can plug in two sensors into one hole.
3. Use the tap, but don't plug the stock oil pressure sensor back in and deal with the idiot light.
1. Get a Greddy oil sandwhich adapter and don't mess with that tap thing.
2. Use the tap and then add a brass tee so that you can plug in two sensors into one hole.
3. Use the tap, but don't plug the stock oil pressure sensor back in and deal with the idiot light.
No. 3 no thanks
Is No. 2 safe? i heard teeing off is a bad idea but as long as you use teflon tape you should be good.
No. 1, id rather not buy them, since there like 40bux i think(ebay) but is it better then teeing? id rather spend more now then fix something later.
Is No. 2 safe? i heard teeing off is a bad idea but as long as you use teflon tape you should be good.
No. 1, id rather not buy them, since there like 40bux i think(ebay) but is it better then teeing? id rather spend more now then fix something later.
Originally Posted by rugsr
No. 3 no thanks
Is No. 2 safe? i heard teeing off is a bad idea but as long as you use teflon tape you should be good.
No. 1, id rather not buy them, since there like 40bux i think(ebay) but is it better then teeing? id rather spend more now then fix something later.
Is No. 2 safe? i heard teeing off is a bad idea but as long as you use teflon tape you should be good.
No. 1, id rather not buy them, since there like 40bux i think(ebay) but is it better then teeing? id rather spend more now then fix something later.
Last edited by Däs Schmoo; Mar 23, 2006 at 02:53 PM.
Originally Posted by rugsr
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