You will have to install an oil temp sensor to get that gauge to work. The existing pressure sensor should work with the pressure gauge. I am curious why you need to know your engine oil temp. If you do not have an OEM pressure gauge, you will have to buy the correct pressure sensor as well.
Help with gauge install
does anyone knows how to install oil temp and oil pressure gauges i bought them but it didnt come with paper will show me what part of engine it will go i unplug the sensor for oil but there is one sensor for two things oil pressure and oil temp. so i dont know what to do pls help me
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i bought this stuff from mustangtuning.com its a gauge pod it goes top of the dash it looks cool and they were selling the gauges too so i bought them and but there is no papers in it will tell me how to istall them and i call them and asked them about it and they said they buy the gauges from some other comp. and they have no idea how to install them and they one take the stuff back so i dont know what to do bro
if u goto mustang tuning .com and type gauge pod to search and u will see the pod with 3 gauges thats the thing i got from them so
thank u all
if u goto mustang tuning .com and type gauge pod to search and u will see the pod with 3 gauges thats the thing i got from them so
thank u all
is anyone knows a webside will show me step by step how to install them?
why not email mustangtuning.com and request the instructions?crazyjj said:i bought this stuff from mustangtuning.com its a gauge pod it goes top of the dash it looks cool and they were selling the gauges too so i bought them and but there is no papers in it will tell me how to istall them and i call them and asked them about it and they said they buy the gauges from some other comp. and they have no idea how to install them and they one take the stuff back so i dont know what to do bro
if u goto mustang tuning .com and type gauge pod to search and u will see the pod with 3 gauges thats the thing i got from them so
thank u all
Try going to the gage manufacturers website. Some of them post instructions or have a link to tech help.
thanks for all u guys but the comp i bought the gauges from they have no idea how to install them they said they bought does from other comp and i searched on the net about the comp . they are in taiwan oh man
i took it too shop today and they asked me $400 to install the gauges and the comp wont take the gauges back so i have no choice i have to figure this thing out to install them myself god help me:sosad:
i took it too shop today and they asked me $400 to install the gauges and the comp wont take the gauges back so i have no choice i have to figure this thing out to install them myself god help me:sosad:
Ravenblack67 said:I am curious why you need to know your engine oil tempQUOTE]
It always is good info knowing your oil temp...many people think that when a car water temp reaches a good level, they can push their car hard, but they don't know that oil reaches appropriate temp levels much LATER...
I remember I had one in my M3, always kept an eye on it...
Mr. jj. This isn't a good first job to do. The pressure fitting can drip all over the carpet. Keep your stuff and hang around at a club event or cruise night.
Some people do side-jobs or are friendly. If you have wasted a little money on stuff, then you are just a normal Mustang lover like us.
Some people do side-jobs or are friendly. If you have wasted a little money on stuff, then you are just a normal Mustang lover like us.
i guess ur right
im just ganna hold on to it will see what happens
thank u guys
im just ganna hold on to it will see what happens
thank u guys
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