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Quick question about replacing the oil pressure sender 200 1987

posted by  someone claiming to be kraynek at home for one more week on  Fri Jun 27 07:28 CST 2003 [RELATED]

Bought an oil pressure gaugein ebay. Looked around for a week for the adapter, couldn't find it. Bought it at egauges for $3.76 plus $14 overnight shipping. Trying to put it on right now.

That being said, the sender came with a rubber gasket at the base where it mounts to the block. The old idiot light sender had a copper gasket. The copper gasket can't be removed. Can i use the rubber gasket? or do i need to find a last minute replacement?

Mike






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