Got two more gauges to hook up?
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Got two more gauges to hook up?
The brown truck just delivered my new under dash pod and two Autometer gauges. Oil and water, both electric.
I found a plug on the water pump just to the right of the factory one so I'm good there.
I read somewhere on this site that there is a plug on top of the oil filter housing that will work and there is also a plug on the top of the HPOP that would give a more accurate reading but it takes some sort of special adapter fitting to make it work there.
Anyone know anything about that fitting or should I just go with the filter plug.
Thanks in Advance
I found a plug on the water pump just to the right of the factory one so I'm good there.
I read somewhere on this site that there is a plug on top of the oil filter housing that will work and there is also a plug on the top of the HPOP that would give a more accurate reading but it takes some sort of special adapter fitting to make it work there.
Anyone know anything about that fitting or should I just go with the filter plug.
Thanks in Advance
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Originally Posted by Pony Power
The brown truck just delivered my new under dash pod and two Autometer gauges. Oil and water, both electric.
I found a plug on the water pump just to the right of the factory one so I'm good there.
I read somewhere on this site that there is a plug on top of the oil filter housing that will work and there is also a plug on the top of the HPOP that would give a more accurate reading but it takes some sort of special adapter fitting to make it work there.
Anyone know anything about that fitting or should I just go with the filter plug.
Thanks in Advance
I found a plug on the water pump just to the right of the factory one so I'm good there.
I read somewhere on this site that there is a plug on top of the oil filter housing that will work and there is also a plug on the top of the HPOP that would give a more accurate reading but it takes some sort of special adapter fitting to make it work there.
Anyone know anything about that fitting or should I just go with the filter plug.
Thanks in Advance
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