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Oil Pressure Sender 200

posted by  chuck b on  Thu Aug 29 00:30 CST 2002
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My oil pressure sender was leaking at the block. It's the type that works with the guage. My question is this...there were 45 degree elbows between the unit and the bolt that goes into the block, do I really need these elbows? It seems to me that they are just more opportunities for leaks. Thanks
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Oil Pressure Sender 200

posted by  philvo on  Thu Aug 29 02:38 CST 2002
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Chuck,
You don't need the adapter elbow,there is a brass washer that comes with the sender bushing that prevents leaks.The VDO sender needs a 1/8 npt-27 to 14mmx1.5k bushing to fit a B-230f engine block.
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Oil Pressure Sender 200

posted by  someone claiming to be chuck b on  Thu Aug 29 03:25 CST 2002 [RELATED]

I'm in new territory here. Is the sender bushing the part that screws into the block?








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Oil Pressure Sender 200

posted by  philvo on  Thu Aug 29 05:51 CST 2002
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Yes,the sender screws into the adapter bushing,and that screws into the engine.It's a small brass fitting.
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