Thread: Oil Pressure Gauges - Machanical vs Electrical

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2008-12-02 00:50:00

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Originally Posted by jonwepa

For what it matters I also have been running a mechanical for a year now with not one issue and its very accurate to boot!

I´ve been running a cheapo IEquus mechanical gauge for 5 years... so far no problems. Only leaked a little bit once and I only tightened the connector.

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2008-12-02 01:43:00

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I'm not a hater of mechanical gauges. Just be careful. If it leaks in-cabin its nobody's fault but your own.
I like my VDO electrical gauge. It does the job fine and is actually a pretty simple install.

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2008-12-02 21:24:29

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i run the mech with a small st/br line off the fact to the nissport unit on the firewall..no leaks and 3 yrs running.

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