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driver poll : after-market temp, oil-pressure, and tach gauges 120-130

posted by  Boulder444 on  Sat Apr 30 02:42 CST 2005
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I've got an old Stewart-Warner Triple Gauge wired into my PV444. It's a tiny thing that gives me the info while being unobtrusive under an otherwise stock dash. It's an all electric unit w/oil pressure, coolant temp, and voltage. If you use an electric gauge you can retain your stock idiot oil light by using a brass T fitting at the sender hole in the block.

Now I've got amps, voltage, temp, oil press, fuel, ...all the modern amenities. Now if could just get the car back on the the road...

--Aiden
Boulder, CO
1957 PV444

--A foot of snow on April 29th????






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