I bought this gauge to install on a Nissan Wingroad. Is the oil cooler the only place to install this sensor?
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You can install it wherever. Better to be in the oil pan if possible to see just what your engine or transmission is sucking in. You could also cut the hose and use some brass fittings to mount the sensor inline. Just make sure it's all secured well of course.
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Most transmissions have a test port, this spot will give you the most acuraite reading. You may have to do some research or crawl under and find it
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I could not tell the type of gauge you have...Press or temp. There is usually an adapter that fits between the block and the oil filter. You cal also install a tee at the stock sensor position. I have had to run a braided line due to lack of room for the new sensor. I'm in the process of installing 5 additional gauges in my E450 work van so I know how much "fun" this can be. LOL! Good luck
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It has a short mounting stub. I needed a longer mounting stub so I used the one from my old Heath sensor and it fit perfectly. You may not need that modification.
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I'm not sure. I took a gamble replacing mine. My oil pressure gauge was acting up, but I'd just had my instrument cluster rebuilt so I figured it must be the oil pressure sensor. And it was.
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Sensor is located on the back of the engine close to the firewall in the exhaust manifold. You can see it from the drivers side fender.
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I have a 1997 Club Car. Mounted the gauge just above and to the left of where the steering column penetrates the panel. Left the old gauge in place on the right hand side of the cart. I did cut a rectangular hole in the panel and mounted the new LED gauge from the back. Can email a photo if wanted. eto3.wa@hotmail.com
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I didn't have any problem with the gauge. Having never used this product and not being a car guy I was using the gauge, but once the compressor kicked on the needled redlined. So I had to start letting coolant out, while the compressor was engaged, until the needle on the dial dropped back to the proper zone. Some of those responses may have been from people like me who have no experience and just don't know how to work it properly. That being said, I am sure you could buy just a gauge on amazon or your local car supply store.
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The oil cooler lines adapter is in the way to slide the billet sleeve on to the filter, what is the work around for that? The stator plug seems to be removed as well to line the sleeve up properly -- or am I attempting something incorrectly?
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The sensor is located on the top of the fuel injector. Check the number to confirm it is the same
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Hi George, This particular sensor is not the screw- in type. It is fastened to theexhaust pipe by two nuts attached to two built-in bolts extending from the exhaustpipe. Incidentally, the sensor is working great since I installed it several weeks agoand there have been no reoccurrences of the malfunction light on the dash.
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No, this is a ford specific sensor. try rockauto . com to find the correct part (drill down to your vehicle and then select "electrical". You will find the speed sensor near the bottom of that section.
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yes. you have to feed the temp sensor thru the firewall and install into engine block or intake. the line is metal and flexible and can't come apart from sensor to gauge pack. the oil pressure comes with fittings for engine block and compression fittings for small plastic line.
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No it needs a connection to the sensor to work. The guage has wires for a 12v power supply, and also wires for the supplied sensor. So you need to install the sensor in your engine's water system and then hook that sensor up to the guage. Those wires are all included.
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This is an upstream sensor. It has a short cable and special plug that fits Nissan upstream connectors. The cable is also thick because of the high temperature of the manifold.
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I found out which sensor I needed by calling a local VW Dealer, and asking them for pricing, and the part number. Also, I got the sensor installed at the Dealer for less than $60, and it is working great.
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I mounted the outside sensor to the frame around my radiator. It may register warmer than normal when sitting but once my truck is moving it is pretty accurate. I mounted the inside unit on the center portion of my dash a short distance above my center console.
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I am not sure what brand of vehicle you are asking about, but the complete fitment data is current with the Amazon system. If you search using Amazon's system by your make, model, and vehicle, it will let you know which sensor is the correct one for you. Thank you for the question. Safe travels!
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Sam: My came with the EGT sensor that has the lead that plugs into the wire harness. It also came with the display which fits into the plastic housing that fastens to the dash with adhesive velcro. I guess that's the gauge pod. It looks just like the picture. The instructions are easy to follow. The only thing I needed to provide was the drill and tap to install the EGT sesor. Be sure to wear safety glasses. Shouldn't take more than an hour to install for the first time. If you do a second one will take you 15 - 20 minutes.