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fideel109

posted on 16/12/06 at 06:57 PM Reply With Quote
oil pressure sender advice neede

Hi,

I've got a oil pressure sender from Tiger, it has two connections, "WK" and "G".
Does anyone known how it's connected?
Can these two connections be used for the gauge as for the oil pressure warning lamp?
The Tiger loom has two wires, one for the gauge (white/yellow) and one for the warning lamp (yellow/brown).
Or is the warning lamp earthed trough this sender unit?

Best regards
Merry X-Mas
JP

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john_p_b

posted on 16/12/06 at 07:06 PM Reply With Quote
basically one is in and one is out. you can get a sender with 3 connections so you can still run the oil warning light too.





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wicket

posted on 16/12/06 at 07:09 PM Reply With Quote
"WK" goes to the oil pressure warning light and "G" to the gauge. The body of the sensor is the ground (return/chassis) connection.

[Edited on 16/12/06 by wicket]

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James

posted on 17/12/06 at 12:46 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by wicket
"WK" goes to the oil pressure warning light and "G" to the gauge. The body of the sensor is the ground (return/chassis) connection.

[Edited on 16/12/06 by wicket]


Yup, agree with Wicket. That's how mine is wired up.

HTH,
James

[Edited on 17/12/06 by James]

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