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Preferrable to use a gauge with an electric sender .... 200 1983

posted by  Ken C on  Wed Jul 24 13:13 CST 2013
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Because of the "leak" issue that the others have acknowledged, you'd be better off using an electronic gauge in the passenger compartment (you might even want to make it permanent) with the electrical sender on the block so that only wires extend through the car. If you make it permanent, you can always fit a T-fitting (although be careful for clearance) as well, so that the original pressostat (pressure switch) still works the dash warning lamp.





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