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03-27-2005 06:48 AM #1
Where to put the oilpressure sensor?
Hi,
Im building a Cobra replica and have purchased a crate Chevy 350. But cant find a spot to put a oilpressure sender?
Probably many out there whos knows :-)
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03-27-2005 07:21 AM #2
There's a 1/8 NPT hole located to the right of the distributor hole.I've NEVER seen a car come from the factory that couldn't be improved.....
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03-27-2005 07:26 AM #3
Mike,
Isn't there also a 1/4" NPT hole right above the oil filter?Jack
Gone to Texas
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03-27-2005 07:33 AM #4
Yep (I usually forget about that one).I've NEVER seen a car come from the factory that couldn't be improved.....
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03-27-2005 07:49 AM #5
Tnx for the info.. Missed the little one on top was looking on side of engine..
Here is a link to my hompage with building of the cobra
http://www.roadster.se/Cobrabygge/C050205.html
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03-27-2005 08:27 AM #6
Originally posted by Mike P
Yep (I usually forget about that one).Jack
Gone to Texas
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03-27-2005 08:57 AM #7
oil sender
A little help Henery - I have a sbc & I'm running Cyberdyne digital gauges. I'm up I canada on the west coast & I am trying to find a replacment oil sender that will work with the gauge. So far I have found out that the gauge works on 0- 90 ohmes ??? Was given a gm part #14040816 but gm say's the # is no good. I would go to Summit but with shipping # exchange it will cost about $100. to get it here.
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03-27-2005 09:05 AM #8
Sorry, no help here. I use Auto Meter or VDO gauges. Not much into digitals. I like the old pointers.Jack
Gone to Texas
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