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    galant2kde
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    oil pressure guage help!

    hey, i just bought a oil pressure guage and i have an i4 where does the hose connnect on the engine block i cant find it help! thanks

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    before u continue with the install, i'd read this thread...just to make sure

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    Yep Allan is right. If you buy a mechanical Oil Pressure gauge you're running an oil line into your cabin. If you're gonna do that, make sure you only use braided steel oil line. The best alternative is to get an electronic oil pressure gauge. That keeps all the sensors and the oil under the hood and just sends the data to the cabin via a wire.

    Either way you go, make sure you upgrade to braided oil line and make sure it doesn't touch or rub anything. I'm sorry about that guys car, but he's a moron. He either weakened the fitting doing the install or he ran the line from his oil sensor along the block and melted it. I've installed quite a few mechanical oil gauges and if you do it right, you won't have a problem.

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    speedygalant
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    wow, lucky me taht i found this before i bought them. thanks fellas!!!

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    Gspeedvr42k1
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    so wait but it says that the line connects to the engine block where on the engine block does this line go? picutres anything anyone...thanks

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    Nick VR4
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    it goes in to where the old oil sender is in the engine block
    Nomally using a twin conn so normal sender works as well

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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Nick VR4)</div><div class='quotemain'>it goes in to where the old oil sender is in the engine block Â*
    Nomally using a twin conn so normal sender works as well</div>
    It's usally located right above or near the oil filter.

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    Gspeedvr42k1
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    oo

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