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01-02-2003, 01:00 PM
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I am a novice regarding installation of an oil-volts and water temp gauge for my GTO.
Can anyone advise exactly where on the engine are the " hook up" points for the Volts, water and temperature ? These are electrical gauges. Appreciate any help loggy@mindspring.com |
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01-02-2003, 01:00 PM
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I am a novice regarding installation of an oil-volts and water temp gauge for my GTO.
Can anyone advise exactly where on the engine are the " hook up" points for the Volts, water and temperature ? These are electrical gauges. Appreciate any help loggy@mindspring.com |
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01-09-2003, 07:46 PM
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Oil pressure and water temp gauges are connected to sending units on the engine. The water temp sender goes into a pipe-threaded hole in the cylinder head whereas the oil pressure sender screws into a pipe-threaded hole in the oil filter adapter. The gauges also need a 12V source of power; the under dash ignition circuit is a good place. The voltmeter simply can connect to the ignition circuit under the dash also.
Regards, George
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