#30827, "RE: which oil temp gauge - 2 dif ranges" In response to Reply # 1
how much are these gauges? hmm im running out of places to put my gauges.. ... Michael 99gs HRC Stage 2 Stage 3 process begins anyone got a 420a block thats not spun etc? http://www.dreamwater.net/purplebeast
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#30829, "RE: which oil temp gauge - 2 dif ranges" In response to Reply # 3
Horsepowerfreaks.com has 60mm greddy peak/hold/warning gauges for $98!! It can be used for either water or oil temp. Just thought I'd let you know. With all these damn gauges to try to keep track of, it's nice to have the peak/hold function so you don't have to worry about watching it continuously.
#30832, "RE: which oil temp gauge - 2 dif ranges" In response to Reply # 6
With the turbo, mine run about 220* or so on hot days. The probe (sender unit really) needs to go in the oil pan. You need to drop the pan, drill it, get a fitting brazed in (make sure it's below the oil level so you get a temp of the oil, not the air), reinstall hook up the wires (12v, ground, signal), and you're all set.
Greg
'19 Genesis G70 3.3t AWD '88 Chrysler Conquest TSI