Installing oil pressure gauge sending unit...

[Larry" <rocco16v@netzero.com (Larry)]

Josh-
  Hydraulic pressure is the same everywhere in the system.  Our oiling
system is a hydraulic system.  You can tap into your oil pressure passages
anywhere and get the same reading.
  In any case, oil pressure is much more critical in the lower end than in
the head.
  Put the sending unit where it's easiest.

Larry  sandiego16V

    I
> want to measure oil pressure in the head. I have the dual sender unit.
ETKA
> shows it located at the oil filter flange (how retarded IMHO). I want it
on
> the head (that's where it was on my cabby, and I think it provides more
> useful info from there as well).
>
> ETKA shows that the dual sender unit is a 0-5 BAR (gauge) and 0.3 bar
> (warning system). There are two (2) oil pressure switches on the head that
> are 0.25 bar according to ETKA (closest thing to 0.3 Bar). One is on the
> side, the other is on the back of the head. Which of these two would be
more
> worthwhile to tap into to read oil pressure at the head. I'm assuming one
is
> "to" and the other "from" the head, and guessing that the "to" would be
> better, but which is which?
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
>
> Also, what which would I tap into to measure oil temperature (for the oil
> temp gauge)?
>
> Joshua Hignight
> Student Services/Technical Services
> New Mexico Campus
> (505) 821-4800
>
>
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