Autogauge Oil Sender

[Skorchio]

Rik mine are black faced.. and i have a tapered sender Not sure with white dials but take a look at it and let us know

Mof yeh people are lol. there is a thread about somone stripping the thread and having to do a full oil/filter change


We can make anythink complicated

 

[RikH]

you bloody can!
skorchio & moff, ill take a pic of the white faced gauges sender tomorrow

 

[Skorchio]

The taperd sender will fit mate and do up.. but.. hmm.. well.. You know..

 

[The MoffMeister]

cheers rik should look good i think im bored of my stealth ones now

 

[dmmsta]

cheers rik should look good i think im bored of my stealth ones now

Me too - A friend has just fitted the ProSport gauge into his Cavalier Turbo, and it does look quality!!

 

[The MoffMeister]

Me too - A friend has just fitted the ProSport gauge into his Cavalier Turbo, and it does look quality!!

man dont you have quality friends with quality cars

 

[RikH]

skorchio & moff, ill take a pic of the white faced gauges sender tomorrow

Here it is......this is the sender that comes with the white faced oil temp gauge
id imagine its identical aka i need an adapter
so if one of you could point me in the right direction...(but wouldnt an adapter lead to the probe not actually been in the oil due to spacing thread out?)

 

[The MoffMeister]

why do you need an adaptor rik?

that should fit looks the same as mine if you want an adaptor look at demon tweeks

 

[Skorchio]

If you look at this Its looks like a normal thread.

Now look at this... you can see it isent.

 

[Skorchio]

Rik yous seems ok.. not the best image to do it with tho Can you get me one of it taken on whipe paper?

 

[RikH]

bugger me i've no idea whats going on now.tapered/non tapered
fit it/dont fit it
needs an adapter/fits right in
ptfe tape/dont use ptfe

no wonder i havent fitted it!

yeah mate ill get a pic on a white background tomorrow

 

[The MoffMeister]

just try it rik screw it in and go easy if it gets to hard you know it wont work, your making a mountain out of a mole hill lol

just fit it

 

[dmmsta]

man dont you have quality friends with quality cars

It's a stock standard '94 L-Reg, with less miles than my LC...

He's always wanted one, and has finally found one worth buying.

Point to Note (not trying to justify anything):

The Cavalier Turbo 4x4 was produced between 1992 and 1994 with 5808 being built in total. As of March 2006 it was anticipated there was just 278 left on Britains roads with a further 125 declared SORN.

Which makes finding a nice one in the same league as Rocking Horse do-do.

Plus the fact the my mate in nearly 40 (and not some spotty Nova boy).

Anyway .. back to Boost Gauges...

 

[Skorchio]

bugger me i've no idea whats going on now.tapered/non tapered
fit it/dont fit it
needs an adapter/fits right in
ptfe tape/dont use ptfe

no wonder i havent fitted it!

yeah mate ill get a pic on a white background tomorrow

 

[The MoffMeister]

It's a stock standard '94 L-Reg, with less miles than my LC...

He's always wanted one, and has finally found one worth buying.

Point to Note (not trying to justify anything):


Which makes finding a nice one in the same league as Rocking Horse do-do.

Plus the fact the my mate in nearly 40 (and not some spotty Nova boy).

Anyway .. back to Boost Gauges...

spares and crashed by spotty kids

honestly rik should never work for dear derdrie they'd be a high suicide count if he explained what they had to do and the probs involved

 

[kez]

he'd never hang himself, that's for sure

 

[RikH]

id hang everyone that wrote to me

 

[The MoffMeister]

lol class rik

 

[probee]

to help people that are buying the new Nomad pod with the screw at the top. remove the top plastic clip from the car and use one of these (cut in half) and an M10 washer.

you can then cut a piece of wood to the right thickness and screw to the car.... after just screw the pod to the wood. it's solid.

 

[The MoffMeister]

otherwise called a plaster board fixings

or my one came with a hole at the top with a cap so just use a screw and screw into original yellow plug