Question about mechanical oil psi gauge

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Oct 3, 2012

Rangerous-danger1321

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Question about mechanical oil psi gauge

I want to put an accurate non dummy gauge in my 1992 ranger. Do i need the dummy gauge and all or can i just replace the sender deal with the brass fittin and run my nylon tube into the cab? thanks in advance

Oct 3, 2012

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You can just put use a few extra fittings and a tee and run them both at the same time.

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ok thanks FULL SCALE. i think im just gonna do away with it all because my gauge in the dash doesnt work worth a crap. it flips back and forth.

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May as well if it isn't working. If it's just the sender it'd be worth having both though, I hate having dead gauges in the dash!

Oct 6, 2012

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amen! i got three, voltage gauge, temp gauge, and now my oil pressure.

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