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Where to connect gauge pack (oil psi and temp)

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Old 04-15-2009, 06:25 PM
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Default Where to connect gauge pack (oil psi and temp)

Well the only factory gauge that works on my car is the speedometer, so i took a gauge pack out of my 78 f150 monster truck to put on my stang, where do i connect the oil psi and temp probe?
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Do I understand this right, you're trying to swap the factory gauge clusters? If so, I don't think that's gonna work.
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Originally Posted by PRO50SC
Do I understand this right, you're trying to swap the factory gauge clusters? If so, I don't think that's gonna work.
Nooo...

Its a sunpro gauge pack..
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oil pressure hooks up at the left front of the block (drivers side) beside the oil filter, Coolant sensor in the top front left corner of the intake manifold
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i know when i hooked up my autometer gauges i also needed a fitting for the coolant temp sender, i think it was a 3/8 fitting
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Originally Posted by Portmaster
oil pressure hooks up at the left front of the block (drivers side) beside the oil filter, Coolant sensor in the top front left corner of the intake manifold
I have a victor jr intake and i was looking at it and i didnt see anywhere to connect anything...?
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.....when I had a victor jr on my 302, I had to drill a hole and use a NPT tap to make the proper size hole, there should be flat blind spots at the corners of the intake were the water jackets are in the heads
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Originally Posted by mjr46
.....when I had a victor jr on my 302, I had to drill a hole and use a NPT tap to make the proper size hole, there should be flat blind spots at the corners of the intake were the water jackets are in the heads

Not to sure if i want to drill holes in it yet, haha. There isnt any other way to hook up the temp?
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Originally Posted by 86_5oh
I have a victor jr intake and i was looking at it and i didnt see anywhere to connect anything...?
Must be a really old Victor Jr. All the ones I've seen in the last 10 years are already drilled and taped for sensors and heater hose hook ups.

Right out of the box



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Originally Posted by 86_5oh
Not to sure if i want to drill holes in it yet, haha. There isnt any other way to hook up the temp?
nope not unless you have a hole in yours as the pic shows that portmaster posted
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