sender location for oil pressure gauge??

thx for all the help on this anyway.....u got any big pics of your car...i assume you do cause off the 400 pics of the throttle body.....im lookin for a new desktop for my computer, and also im priting out some mustang pics for the garage on photo paper and i need some big pics......id love some of your car!!!!!!!!!! :D
 
Well that blows...Here I was thinking you was all hooked up with info...Oh well, someone will chime in to help...

No bigger pics...Thanks for the props though... Wow...I feel honored... :nice:
Thats 5 yrs worth of work to get it the way I wanted...Lots of overtime didn't hurt either...
I have 400 pics altogether, not of just the TB....I'm anal, but not that anal... :D
 
95Mustang302 said:
sorry to bring this back, but I wanted to say thank you, and also ask if theres a way to make it so that the stock temp gauge still works... I don't like dead gauges!

Thanks a lot!!

I just did this install. Three ways you can do this. Get a T where the stock unit goes. Not too accurate though.

Get the FRPP chrome water neck, which has a location for another sender. I would recommend putting the stock sender there, and the aftermarket in the factory location. Just for accuracy. The water neck does not read correct until the T-stat opens.

Do what I did, have the factory water neck tapped. Worked really well. I will try to post pics here, but if not, hit up page 4 in my cardomain. Page is in my sig. Pics haven't been working lately.

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Here is the stock sending unit in the thermo housing...youll have to extend the wire 6-8" to reach the new location...
I have the FRPP chrome housing...they suck..plain and simple as they like to leak, this is on my Spring "dump it list"...Supposedly someone makes an o-ring unit it in chrome thats better at sealing...This is the only FRPP part I ever bought that doesn't work.... :(
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95Mustang302 said:
sorry to bring this back, but I wanted to say thank you, and also ask if theres a way to make it so that the stock temp gauge still works... I don't like dead gauges!

Thanks a lot!!
with the help of RC, Andy, et al, i learned that one can get a new [but cast] waterneck (thermostat housing) at DAP (which i could not figure out - we dont have those here. LOL) or Autozone. it has a plugged port as a provision for a sender. i relocated the stock sender to this location (one has to lengthen the wire a little). piece of cake.

good luck.

EDIT: I must have quoted something that was the last post on page one; I did not know/see that there was a page two and that everyone had posted great answers already. :bang: My apologies. :hail2:
 
RIO5.0 said:
Here is the stock sending unit in the thermo housing...youll have to extend the wire 6-8" to reach the new location...
I have the FRPP chrome housing...they suck..plain and simple as they like to leak, this is on my Spring "dump it list"...Supposedly someone makes an o-ring unit it in chrome thats better at sealing...This is the only FRPP part I ever bought that doesn't work.... :(
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WERD..As Hissin says above. For $10, you can get a cast one which you can torque down tight. I would recommend sanding it down really lightly, THEN putting some heat resisitant paint of your choice, otherwise the light rust dust forms.

RC