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I was hoping the oil press gauge would work straight off the existing wire...but it doesnt

the neg and pos wires were wired up and worked, but the actually pressure one wouldnt and would go straight past 7 on the gauge

doh!

any ideaS?

Chubbs, as Andrew said you NEED to use the sender that came with the gauge.

The sender in the car and the sender that came with the gauge will send out a different signal for the same pressure, hence your gauge going off the dial.

Swap senders, all perfect!

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I hear that you and Ando are after a little more punch so I have found you an option on ebay - http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MX5-turbo-greddy-/170589445653?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item27b7ec5e15

You know you want to........

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