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Who knows where to find a double output oil pressure sender? 200

posted by  JoeTown244GL on  Sat Jan 17 18:28 CST 2004
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1. I scored the triple turbo gauge set from ebay. (Boost-OP-Volts)

2. I'll hook voltage up to fuse #1.

3. I'll hook the boost gauge up to the cooling system to indicate pressure like Art Benstein, (near Baltimore) suggested.

4. I need to find a oil pressure sender that works the idiot light and the gauge. But where? iPD doesn't have them on the web site. FCPGrotton didn't have them on their site either.

5. I'm a Volvo guy in a BowTie town. The local APS doesn't have a clue. I've tried them all. Them, "That thang got a Hemi?" Me, "No, its got a B230F engine. It's a Volvo." Them, "Oh, sorry we don't carry many parts for Eye-Talian and other fur-en cars." Me "UGGGG!"

Thanks for a good Idea Art!
Any Suggestions, where to find that sender?

I did do about 30 minutes with the search features before asking this question.
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1985 244GL - St. Joseph, Missouri





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