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  • e30loverSC
    E30 Addict
    • Jun 2009
    • 575

    #16
    Ok. Well do they make a full sweep? And not planning on doing this but will local auto parts store brand gauges work? But I like the vdo Its original.

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    • PeaveyBassist
      No R3VLimiter
      • Sep 2004
      • 3511

      #17
      Pretty sure they will but I think you'll need matching senders. At least for the pressure amount. I thought about cheap gauges, but for the cost difference, its not worth it to me. The difference is only a couple bucks really. This one would be perfect!

      http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...-1&showValue=1
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      • PeaveyBassist
        No R3VLimiter
        • Sep 2004
        • 3511

        #18
        Nevermind, that one is mechanical. You would have to have an oil line TO the gauge. Its not electronic so you couldnt use a sender and just run wires to the cabin.
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        Originally posted by george graves
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        • e30loverSC
          E30 Addict
          • Jun 2009
          • 575

          #19
          Damn well maybe there Is an electric one. I'll keep checking.

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          • e30loverSC
            E30 Addict
            • Jun 2009
            • 575

            #20
            [quote=PeaveyBassist;1789947]Remove oil pressure switch. (pass side of block above drain plug, below oil filter) It will have a connector with one wire on it. Install this...



            Install this pressure sender. Cut the connector off the stock pressure switch. Put ring terminal on the end of the stock wire and install on warning contact of sender. You might need to add a little bit of wire to reach as well. Obviously you will need to get the 80psi VDO gauges for this to work properly.





            I dont quite understand what you mean by the warning contact? and this sender is good for the light and the guage?

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            • jayuuey
              E30 Addict
              • Mar 2010
              • 414

              #21
              holy old thread! i know...

              What sender do you recommend for a water temp vdo gauge?

              310-105 2 1/16 250F Engine Temp. - Elec. Vision Black


              What is the best way to install it?


              So far my shopping list looks like this,

              310-105 2 1/16 250F Engine Temp. - Elec. Vision Black


              310-106 2 1/16 300F Engine Temp. - Elec. Vision Black

              323-092 Temperature Sender: 300F/150C - M12x1.5


              350-104 2 1/16 80 PSI Engine Press. - Elec. Vision Black

              360-006 Pressure Sender: 0-80 PSI/5 Bar - M10x1K - 7.0 PSI


              332-103 2 1/16 16 Volts Voltmeter - 12 volts Vision Black


              Thanks!

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