Subject	good info for future DIY-ers ! few more ideas >
Posted by	Stryker on November 29, 2001 at 2:22 AM
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In Reply To	Yahooooo. finally got autometer oil press. gauge installed.! posted by I am ChrisZ on November 28, 2001 at 11:11 PM
Message	It's a good idea to leave some slack in the line so that you can pull the gauge out of the pod if necessary. And make sure there are no leaks after a few days. I had to make it REAL TIGHT (at the back of the gauge and the T fitting in place of the oil press sender) cause I had a leak on both ends. Use some thread sealant on all connections. Yup, it moves A LOT more than the stock gauge (but they somewhat match).
Follow Ups	Yahooooo. finally got autometer oil press. gauge installed.! - I am ChrisZ 23:11:32 11/28/01 Does your stock gauge work as well? (n/m) - Seb 23:37:33 11/28/01 I choose to not use it. You can always get a "T" Fitting. (n/m) - I am ChrisZ 23:38:58 11/28/01 my 2+2 stock guage didnt work for shit.. - tylerr 00:12:59 11/29/01 good info for future DIY-ers ! few more ideas > - Stryker 02:22:22 11/29/01 Thanks, ill re-check for leaks. I might it pretty tight - I am ChrisZ 09:25:39 11/29/01
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