Cluster oil gauge replace with A/F ratio gauge???
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Cluster oil gauge replace with A/F ratio gauge???
Is it possible to replace Oil pressure gauge with wideband reading gauge? I will have aftermarket gauge for Oil press reading at the other place.
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Yeah, it can def be done. Though, unless your stock sender is broken (and you REALLY don't want to replace it..) I think getting an aftermarket Oil Pressure gauge is pointless. Just keep the stock one in the stock location, and add the Wideband A/F gauge in the extra position.
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Yeah, it can def be done. Though, unless your stock sender is broken (and you REALLY don't want to replace it..) I think getting an aftermarket Oil Pressure gauge is pointless. Just keep the stock one in the stock location, and add the Wideband A/F gauge in the extra position.
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Yeah, a lot get screwed up, though (correct if if I'm wrong) 9 times out of 10 the gauge is fine, it's just the sending unit that's hosed. Replace the sending unit and the stock pressure gauge is working again!
Mine still works, and I recently hit 104,xxx miles (DDing her adds up!!)
Mine still works, and I recently hit 104,xxx miles (DDing her adds up!!)
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my car is over 126k on it, oil gauge is poop, even with new sender, why not replace it with a gauge with actual resolution and 270 degree sweep? There is no reason not to especially when there are more than a few out there that match the stock gauges (both black faced and y2k+ white faced)
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I got a new oil pressure sender and gauge installed in my car. When I compare the stock and aftermarket gauge, its like night and day. The needle for the stock one shows a lower pressure than the new one. It also seems slower to.
As to what Gordon said, yea I think thats about right. The pressure gauges isn't to important, only the fact that it goes up with your RPM. Having said that, I installed an aftermarket one just because I'm paranoid. To be honest though, I don't really keep my eye on it. My eyes are always on water temp and sometimes oil temp.
As to what Gordon said, yea I think thats about right. The pressure gauges isn't to important, only the fact that it goes up with your RPM. Having said that, I installed an aftermarket one just because I'm paranoid. To be honest though, I don't really keep my eye on it. My eyes are always on water temp and sometimes oil temp.
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