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Old 08-14-03, 08:16 PM
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Oil pressure gauge

I posted this in interior/exterior section with no help.

I got this Autometer oil pressure gauge. It's electric with sender. This sender looks big just like the stock one. I was just wondering where do you guys install yours?

Can I just remove the stock one and put this one in or tap into the stock one or what? My stock one is not accurate anyway. The stock one only has one wire, so is it possible to install this sender and then tap the stock wire into this one?

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You can replace the stock sender with the Autometer one. There was a long post about it last year.

You can also mount it in something like the Greddy oil filter block adapter. I have this setup with my Defi oil temp sender. (I think almost all aftermarket senders use 1/8" NPT.)
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How much is that greddy adaptor. Also is it possible to tap the stock one into autometer sender or not?
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Just install it in place of the stock sender. That's what I did (not the same OP gauge, but same idea).

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ok cool. I'll leave the stock one unhooked then. Just one more question, If i do leave the stock one unhooked, is he maybe connected to the ecu or something?

Also that light on the stock gauge, will that still work?

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sorry for bringing this thread back but where i can purchase this greddy oil filter adapter?
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Probably whereever you do a yahoo search on "greddy and oil and adapter".
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You can buy one from the rx7store, they don't have it listed on the site.
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since this thread is back up, on the Autometer gauge what would be the standard oil pressure be? anyone know the numbers?
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anywhere between 25-30psi at 700 rmp to 100psi at WOT nearing 5k....at 70mph its sits near 55-60, this is off a defi gauge
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