Oil gauge instead of clock
Oil gauge instead of clock
I want to replace my clock with an oil pressure gauge. Does anyone know how and where to install an oil pressure sensor on my 79 2000? Thx
Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
piece of cake if you are talking a stock Veglia pressure gauge!!
http://flumichigan.italiancarclub.com/T ... egauge.pdf
http://flumichigan.italiancarclub.com/T ... egauge.pdf
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
And if you need a sending unit, and don't want to pay $45 for new - I have an excellent one out of my '76 that just happens to be for sale. $25
I have a gauge too - just didn't have a handy picture of it - but I can send you one this evening if you want to see it. Also $25.
Buy them both for $45.
Shipping included.
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I have a gauge too - just didn't have a handy picture of it - but I can send you one this evening if you want to see it. Also $25.
Buy them both for $45.
Shipping included.
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Steve Eubanks
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1969 Fiat 124 Spider AS | 2108 Fiat 124 Spider Classica | http://calstylestudio.com
Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
Steve,If eddy314 doesn't want the oil pressure gauge and sending unit I'm interested. I didn't think about that when I got the other parts.
By the way I got them in good shape thanks!
Joel
By the way I got them in good shape thanks!
Joel
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
PM's sent to both.
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
Pimpin parts, lol
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
Papa needs a new pair of shoes! (and a new car)
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
Thanks for the info, I do need a sending unit if anyone still has one. Thx
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
Mine's gone. Sorry. Gotta be quick around here.
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
I got one, same price if interested.
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
Now who's pimpin parts?
Steve Eubanks
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Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
Hi,
My veglia gauge didn't come with the harness. I have enough spare parts to build one I was wondering if someone could translate the wire colors listed in Mr. Bouse's install guide over to the gauge terminals.
Some are easy -
White wire from speedo to the back light bulb on new gauge
Gray/Yellow from tach to oil light bulb
after that I am just guessing.
I have the following remaining connectors on the gauge:
"+"
"COM"
"31" (probably a ground for the backlight bulb)
then a spade that appears to have continuity with the oil light socket (bulb ground perhaps)
Also does anyone have a presure sender gauge? My 80 2000 only has the oil light sender.
Thanks,
Brandon
My veglia gauge didn't come with the harness. I have enough spare parts to build one I was wondering if someone could translate the wire colors listed in Mr. Bouse's install guide over to the gauge terminals.
Some are easy -
White wire from speedo to the back light bulb on new gauge
Gray/Yellow from tach to oil light bulb
after that I am just guessing.
I have the following remaining connectors on the gauge:
"+"
"COM"
"31" (probably a ground for the backlight bulb)
then a spade that appears to have continuity with the oil light socket (bulb ground perhaps)
Also does anyone have a presure sender gauge? My 80 2000 only has the oil light sender.
Thanks,
Brandon
Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
yous should source an early gauge cluster. I have a clock AND oil in mine.
Re: Oil gauge instead of clock
My clock is dead and foggy. the CD player has a digital clock.
After looking at the schematic i am pretty sure i figured out how to build a harness and what to connect to. COM gets the input from the sender. + gets 12V ignition. everything else is light bulbs that are easy to figure out
now all i need is the sender.
90 degrees in Northern VA today. put over 120 miles on her this week commuting to work
After looking at the schematic i am pretty sure i figured out how to build a harness and what to connect to. COM gets the input from the sender. + gets 12V ignition. everything else is light bulbs that are easy to figure out
now all i need is the sender.
90 degrees in Northern VA today. put over 120 miles on her this week commuting to work