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Postby Cobber » 15 Nov 2013 16:03

<font face="Comic Sans MS"><font size="2">VDO make them.</font id="size2"></font id="Comic Sans MS">


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Postby frankman » 15 Nov 2013 19:03

Hi Gary ..I'm Shure you get the Parts sende Unit at S+S, Rimmer Damon Tweeks etc.

Here a link http://www.autoelectricalspares.co.uk/gauges--fuel-tank-senders-103-c.asp + http://www.veethree.com/pressure-sensors.html and http://www.europaspares.com/interior-parts/instruments-gauges.html.. I personaly like the smith and the old VDO this are TR7 like .. white pointer/hand

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Postby Graham Robertson » 16 Nov 2013 04:45

Here's a good link from Danny on this forum - installing an oil gauge in the dash in place of the clock - very neat!

http://tr7-n-spitfire.blogspot.com/

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Postby jclay (RIP 2018) » 16 Nov 2013 14:12

Here is how you connect it:

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Read this article:
http://www.triumphtechnical.me/triumphtechnical/Oil_Pressure_Gauge.html

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Postby saabfast » 16 Nov 2013 15:14

Jclay's picture looks as if the branch of the 'T' is shorter than mine was. I had to remove the cover (centre bolt) to be able to turn it in so had a new 'O' ring ready to refit it (may have been 2, large and small IIRC). Obviously, instead of the capillary connector you will need to screw in the pressure sensor.

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