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twinturbo 13th October 2012 07:40 PM

A stop pin as far as I Recall..

Give me a moment.

TT

twinturbo 13th October 2012 07:43 PM

No Stop pin, it must be internal.

The needle probably needs re-aligining with zero

ayjay 13th October 2012 07:45 PM

Thanks TT

Any ideas how?

twinturbo 13th October 2012 07:50 PM

Pull it off, turn it to 0 and push it back on.

TT

ayjay 13th October 2012 08:31 PM

Simples:o:o

Next question--I am buying up a few clocks/guages for my post IVA dash.Would any electric impulse type rev counter/tacho work accurately with my sierra cvh. Also is my oil pressure switch fairly easily adapted to a tube for oil pressure guage.

Thanks in advance.

ayjay 13th October 2012 11:12 PM

Any wisdom on previous post please?

twinturbo 13th October 2012 11:17 PM

most reve counters will take a coil input with a swithch on them for the cylinder config

I would use a non capilary electrical oil guage

TT

ayjay 13th October 2012 11:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by twinturbo (Post 79185)
most reve counters will take a coil input with a swithch on them for the cylinder config

I would use a non capilary electrical oil guage

TT

Does the oil guage need a different sensor to replace the switch

alga 14th October 2012 04:45 AM

Of course; they usually provide a pressure switch output, too.

twinturbo 14th October 2012 06:58 AM

Normaly a Tee piece is put into the block, the pressure switch and a pressure sender then fit into that.

The disadvantage usualy of electrical guages is that they only do a 180 sweep and not 280ish like the capillary ones.

TT


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