Oil Pressure Sender with DTM and Mallory

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Oil Pressure Sender with DTM and Mallory

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There's no way the sender will fit in the stock location so I need to buy the flexible extension. Where is the best place to clamp the sender to?
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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

hmmn, I would say around the manifold area on the left bank.. Make sure you run a ground wire to the sender also, sometimes that hose does not give an adequate ground and it will read low pressure when its really not.
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Post by davygrvy »

I'm using the extension kit from John

With a VDO sensor, lack of ground causes the meter to peg. I had that problem at first. An aligator clip has it working for me at the moment. Once I make a nice mounting bracket out of brass and braze it to the M10x1->AN adapter and bolt it to the compartment wall, I should be good.
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Post by BajaT4 »

yep, VDO used to make a relocation kit that included a nice galvanized metal clamp that you would bolt to a suitable ground but they don't anymore.
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ours is stainless steel braided so doesn't require a ground due to a rubber hose.

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Post by MASSIVE TYPE IV »

John,I have had to use another ground on a few of your hoses.. Not a big deal, though..
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perhaps, but BEATS RUBBER.


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Post by davygrvy »

Give us a mounting bracket and your relocation kit is perfect, IMHO.
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Yep, it does...
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Post by BajaT4 »

I've seen John's hose before so I think I'll stick with him. :shock: Sorry Punkin.

John, you've got an order.
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ok Davy, I'll work on that over the weekend

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BajaT4 wrote:I've seen John's hose before so I think I'll stick with him. :shock: ............
BUWAHAHAHAHAHAHHHHAHAHAHA!

Am I the only one amused?
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I'd like to think my hose is superior to most. ;-)

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JohnConnolly wrote:I'd like to think my hose is superior to most. ;-)

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