2.2 L61 Engine: 2007 2.2L Oil Pressure Gauge Install How-to
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I used the oil galley hole that the original sending unit was in and repositioned the original sending unit to the center oil galley of the rear cylinder head. BUT the partial sweep sending unit (electric gauge) is too big for where the original sending unit was because it hits the intake manifold so I had to remote install it.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/general-cobalt-68/how-get-oil-pressure-gauge-work-almost-106584/
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/general-cobalt-68/how-get-oil-pressure-gauge-work-almost-106584/
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How about using the rear cylinder head hole for my oil temperature gauge. I mean would the temp reading be dramatically different in the head compared to the block.
Which is more important cyl Head or block oil temp?
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Thanks for doing all that work figuring it out. That was a helpful link
Question for you
How about using the rear cylinder head hole for my oil temperature gauge. I mean would the temp reading be dramatically different in the head compared to the block.
Which is more important cyl Head or block oil temp?
Question for you
How about using the rear cylinder head hole for my oil temperature gauge. I mean would the temp reading be dramatically different in the head compared to the block.
Which is more important cyl Head or block oil temp?
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