someone have pics of the oil pressure sensor?
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someone have pics of the oil pressure sensor?
The gauge in my car doesnt work, so I'm assuming the wire is disconnected. After looking through the haynes manual and searching around here, the most I can figure out is that it should be somewhere near the oil filter. A picture of it should be would be very helpful (preferably with a large obvious arrow).
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Thanks for the picture, but, is there any chance I wouldnt have one? Theres nothing in the area that looks like that. There is however and empty threaded hole right above one of the spark plugs. The guy I bought the car from did an n/a to turbo swap(jspec engine), so if its possilbe to leave it out Im sure the lazy bastard did. I'll try and get some pictures of it up tomorrow.
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Originally posted by incendui
Thanks for the picture, but, is there any chance I wouldnt have one? Theres nothing in the area that looks like that. There is however and empty threaded hole right above one of the spark plugs. The guy I bought the car from did an n/a to turbo swap(jspec engine), so if its possilbe to leave it out Im sure the lazy bastard did. I'll try and get some pictures of it up tomorrow.
Thanks for the picture, but, is there any chance I wouldnt have one? Theres nothing in the area that looks like that. There is however and empty threaded hole right above one of the spark plugs. The guy I bought the car from did an n/a to turbo swap(jspec engine), so if its possilbe to leave it out Im sure the lazy bastard did. I'll try and get some pictures of it up tomorrow.
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Originally posted by incendui
There is however and empty threaded hole right above one of the spark plugs.
There is however and empty threaded hole right above one of the spark plugs.
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Not to pick on INCENDUI, but every one in a while I see one of these threads that wants a picture of the thigamajig or the watchamacallit and I want to write back for THEM to take the darn picture. Take a picture of the whole darn engine . Too lazy to download a fsm at http://www.fc3s.org or http://iluvmyrx7.com . Again, not a slam at incendui. Just a general gripe from grumpy.
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Originally posted by jspecracer7
Nothing. If you change your oil a lot
Nothing. If you change your oil a lot
If you do change your oil&filter every 2.5 weeks, you are in a position to compare various filters. Let me know. Maybe we can get some forum members to donate filters, cutaway pics, time, bandwidth, experience with filter........ for the comparison.
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Originally posted by DCmina
oops! what's so bad about them?
oops! what's so bad about them?
Read this:
http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/oil_filter_study/
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Originally posted by deadRX7Conv
Avoid the "extra guard". Its great to see someone change their oil frequently. But, if the filter comes out dry(notice how clean under the filter is). The antidrainback valve isn't working or he is a neat freak Thats one reason why I use the Mobil1(or other quality) filter. Its makes a 1/2 pint oil mess every time I change it. The Fram filter did not make that mess when cold(left overnight). But it seemed to spill enough when warm. I won't bitch if you use the Fram toughguard or purolator pureone-if available.
If you do change your oil&filter every 2.5 weeks, you are in a position to compare various filters. Let me know. Maybe we can get some forum members to donate filters, cutaway pics, time, bandwidth, experience with filter........ for the comparison.
Avoid the "extra guard". Its great to see someone change their oil frequently. But, if the filter comes out dry(notice how clean under the filter is). The antidrainback valve isn't working or he is a neat freak Thats one reason why I use the Mobil1(or other quality) filter. Its makes a 1/2 pint oil mess every time I change it. The Fram filter did not make that mess when cold(left overnight). But it seemed to spill enough when warm. I won't bitch if you use the Fram toughguard or purolator pureone-if available.
If you do change your oil&filter every 2.5 weeks, you are in a position to compare various filters. Let me know. Maybe we can get some forum members to donate filters, cutaway pics, time, bandwidth, experience with filter........ for the comparison.
http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/oil_filter_study/
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WOW! Thats lots of useful info that I would have never known. I change my oil every 500-800 miles but I always used fram oil filters, no more of that ****! Tahnks for the info.
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Damn good Info Icemark....funny how incendui asks for a picture of the oil pressure sending unit and this turns into a discussion on how bad the Fram oil filter is. Problem here is I normally buy the oil filter that's on base, and this is the only one that they have.
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Originally posted by jspecracer7
This is it on an FD. Same place on an FC.
This is it on an FD. Same place on an FC.
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Originally posted by Icemark
read this... tough guard.. waste of money... ornage filter waste of money... Fram waste of money and damage to engine:
http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/oil_filter_study/
read this... tough guard.. waste of money... ornage filter waste of money... Fram waste of money and damage to engine:
http://www.scuderiaciriani.com/rx7/oil_filter_study/
Filters to avoid(scroll to bottom):
http://minimopar.net/oilfilters.html
the original link(don't forget to read warning):
http://minimopar.net/oilfilterstudy.html
And others:
http://www.twocreeks.net/toby/oil_filters.shtml (click on links in index on left)
http://www.smartcar-owner.co.uk/oil_filter.htm
http://www.saabclub.com/237/oilfilt.htm
http://www.ntpog.org/reviews/filters/filters.shtml
http://www.websorcerer.com/GeekOut/
5 pages long:
http://www.shoclub.com/lubrication-o...n-oilpart1.htm
canopener to inspect oil filter:
http://www.rehermorrison.com/superSeries/engCareKit.htm
why OEM is better:
http://www.motorvate.ca/auto/maxima/...oil_filter.htm
http://www.teammiata.com/libs/oil-filters.htm
For people who don't worry about cost:
http://www.synlube.com/prod06.htm (several good links in the middle)
http://www.amsoil.com/products/sdf.html
http://www.knfilters.com/oilfilter.htm
http://www.mobil1.com/products/filter.jsp
Best filter for money:
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=14-302A-G6Y0
interesting complaint, micron size vs pressure drop:
http://www.tognottisautoworld.com/Pr...ter_Racing.asp
what a filter does:
http://www.theautochannel.com/e_about/filters.html
And, feel free to visit your library to read Consumer Reports Feb1987(?) and April1988(?) oilfilter reviews where Fram is NUMBER 1(editors were smoking what?)
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Just found this pic on another thread. You can clearly see the oil pressure sender on the rear plate under where the oil filter normally sits. It's wire clips onto the terminal sticking out of it.
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Its kind of hard to see in this picture, but there doesnt seem to be any sensor that looks like that under my oil filter. theres a very small clip the yellow wires attaches to but other than that theres nothing there. any ideas?
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Holy oil pressure sensor, Batman!!!!
Did it ever work?
Is it broken off(ezout screw extractor time)? Is there a plug in its place(remove and reinstall pressure sensor)?
Remove the hoses and take another pic.
Or, wipe off the 'invisible fluid'
Did it ever work?
Is it broken off(ezout screw extractor time)? Is there a plug in its place(remove and reinstall pressure sensor)?
Remove the hoses and take another pic.
Or, wipe off the 'invisible fluid'