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Hey guys, i have bene experiencing irratic and low oil pressure readings.

I got my self a AutoGauge smoke series electronic oil pressure gauge with sender from honsma and a sandwich plate from just jap.

Now i cant get the gauge to read, i suspect the gauge is faulty or my wiring is wrong.

The instructions with the gauge are crap and do not indicated what wires go where.

Basically i have a orange, red and black wire which are conneteced up to supply light to the gauge.

this leaves me with a Black , Red and Green wire which are for the sender.

On the two terminals on the sender one has the letter 'G' adn the other "WK:Ground'

I connected the black wire to WK:ground and the green wire the the terminal with 'g' and the red wire to a powersource.

Now the gauge does not read at all stays dead on 0psi , my stock gauge still reads.

Does any one have any ideas or a wiring diagram at all? i cant find any info about them

Cheers.

Edited by tmc_2
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Well you don't have a faulty oil pump if your motor is still running :nyaanyaa:

I have just put in a bunch of autometer gear and they all came with wiring diagrams, surprised your's didn't. I didn't do an oil pressure though.

instructions can be downloaded from www.autometer.com under gauges/information

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