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  1. 05-09-2014 02:18 PM #46
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    That is an oil pressure gauge. I don't trust the electric gauge.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TomJ View Post
    That is an oil pressure gauge. I don't trust the electric gauge.
    where do you get a feed for that from-thought the oil outlets were at the back of the block or down by the oil filter?
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    The epitome of bling - wow, nice..
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    That looks really nice! How's it run now?
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    There is a little 1/8 pipe plug on the front of the right lifter galley. 40ford it runs much better than it did, idles better, leaves from a standstill great and shifts smooth.
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