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Mechanical pressure gauge install on 1983 242 200 1983

posted by  Dakar09 on  Wed Jul 24 09:23 CST 2013
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Thus the issue with a mechanical gauge...potential oil leaks at the engine and inside the car. You have to run a tube from the block to the gauge in the car, which is way more of a pain than running a wire...or even getting a new sending unit for your block. It would seem like a waste of coin to get a mech gauge just to test your sending unit vs. making it a permanent install.






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