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Hi I need pics or locations (pics would help alot) this is for Defi gauges, I have both oil temp and water temp defi gauges, I have a clue on where put the water temp sensor at, there's 2 plugs for the water temp, the left one has 2 wires but the fiting is too big for the sensor to screw right in, and the left one which is small and has 1 wire and might fit the sensor, and as for the oil temp gauge I have no clue on where to put that, people at the audio place say to drill a hole in the oil pan and install the sensor but i'm like "is there anyway besides drilling" isn't there a sensor for the oil temp to go on and replace with the defi sensor??? Thanks for reading guys and any info would help me out alot. pics would even help this problem out. thanks. this is for a RB25DET.

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Hi I need pics or locations (pics would help alot) this is for Defi gauges, I have both oil temp and water temp defi gauges, I have a clue on where put the water temp sensor at, there's 2 plugs for the water temp, the left one has 2 wires but the fiting is too big for the sensor to screw right in, and the left one which is small and has 1 wire and might fit the sensor, and as for the oil temp gauge I have no clue on where to put that, people at the audio place say to drill a hole in the oil pan and install the sensor but i'm like "is there anyway besides drilling" isn't there a sensor for the oil temp to go on and replace with the defi sensor???  Thanks for reading guys and any info would help me out alot. pics would even help this problem out.  thanks. this is for a RB25DET.

does it use a probe or just have wires to hook up the the std sensors?

probe ones for water temp use a connection in the pipe running to the radiator from the thermostat..

try to get a double adapter that you can use for the oil temp from the std location of the oil pressure sender.

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Let me know if you find anywere to locate a oil temp sender

I had the engine out of my car and couldnt find anywere to put it. About the best i can do is buy a sandwich plate for the oil filter and tap on into this

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