Anyone know the spot on the block where you install the fitting to send oil to an electric sending unit? A picture would be helpful.

 

Give me 2 min lol

 

Thank you very much.

 

 

same spot front and back, to get them out easily take a hand torch and heat up the bottom where it molds into the block for a minute or two to heat up the loctite then a t-40 male torx will get it out.

 

Mine is on the right side of the motor.

 

guess you don't use the same thing as you do a feed line lulz

 

does it matter if I have a 2.2 vs your 2.0 slowline?

 

My gauge reads fine tho? And I looked up on all data where to tap in. Works fine

This? Mine is 2.2 l61

 

Ah ok good. So it is on the right side of the engine when looking at it. Do you have any zoomed out pictures?

 

No I wasn't saying you were wrong hook haha I figured you drew for it the same place you did for a feed line looks like you don't though. and all the ecotecs have the galley bolts.

 

You lost me lol. Are you saying that the sensor looks out of place and a live oil line looks better coming from the galley?

 

Hook do you have any better pictures or some zoomed out ones?

 

I'll post you a few in the morning my man

 

Pictures in 30 min

 

Nah the galley bolt I pictured is what's used for turbo oil feeds I assumed it was used for the oil pressure also, looks like it isn't lol.

 

And why are my pictures not up lok

 

show up for me

 

sub'd for when I hook up my oil temp gauge

 

The brass thing is the fitting

 

I dont have one of mine, but im in the same place as Hook on my 2.4. its on teh outside of Cyl. 4 right above the Trans Case. you take out the Plug (Allen Key) and screw in the adapter and the sender. USE THREAD TAPE!

 

Do you have pics? That pic I posted is from a 2006 and it looks a bit different than mine.

 

great thread. helps out everyone.

 

you can also use the galley plugs on the back of the motor also right? i had seen pictures that people were using the plug behind the water pump? other question there are about three plugs on the back of the block, does anyone know if they are usable for gauges?

 

this is where i have mine, Photo not mine