Subject	You can connect it to either side of the engine.
Posted by	SniPer SR71 (Dallas) on February 10, 2005 at 11:54 AM
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In Reply To	when installing a mechanical oil pressure gauge (not an elec posted by zebra on February 10, 2005 at 11:40 AM
Message	Use the port for the existing oil sending unit. If you want to keep the factory gauge, install the mechanical device on the driverside, if you want to delete the factory unit, install the mechanical unit on the passenger side. Gary
Follow Ups	when installing a mechanical oil pressure gauge (not an elec - zebra 11:40:38 02/10/05 Re:I wouldn't run a hot oilline inside the car!!! (n/m) - nowayout 11:44:40 02/10/05 There won't be hot oil in the car...the only way it would be - jkperformance 11:47:51 02/10/05 haha.. yeah right. heat travels through fluids. - Red October 11:56:51 02/10/05 true...the heat travels through it in convection currents - jkperformance 12:06:09 02/10/05 no, some heat will dissipate - Red October 12:44:06 02/10/05 unless the line ruptures - aliaZ 11:57:16 02/10/05 As have I, had to pull the dash to clean it all out (n/m) - jkperformance 12:06:43 02/10/05 You can connect it to either side of the engine. - SniPer SR71 (Dallas) 11:54:04 02/10/05 as long as it clears.... - Zluster(Project Platypus) 13:09:05 02/10/05 I installed a Tee fitting where the sending unit - AzHeat 14:24:41 02/10/05
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