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Oil pressure warning sensor
Q243 BRB - 14/6/04 at 01:51 PM

I have a 2.0l pinto circa 1988 in my car. I need a tee-piece to keep the original sender and incorporate a pressure sender as well.

Does anyone know what size the original pinto threaded sensor is, it seems to be tapered but as what thread notation it is, its all greek to me.

Taa


jonti - 14/6/04 at 03:51 PM

Contact this mob www.raceparts.co.uk
They'll sort you out cheap




[Edited on 14/6/04 by jonti]


britishtrident - 14/6/04 at 04:40 PM

NPT I think


Rob Lane - 16/6/04 at 09:41 AM

Please be careful when fitting a Tee piece, it's a known problem that the Tee will eventually fracture if you hang a switch and an electrical sender on it.

I had it occur on my Xflow when I had it fitted.
Better to use a flexy tube with adapters and tee piece mounted on a chassis rail. Not cheap, but peace of mind.

Rob Lane


David Jenkins - 16/6/04 at 09:58 AM

I was wondering about that... my t-piece is made of brass, like most of them, and that's a very brittle material. I was wondering about making one out of steel, if I could find the taps and dies cheap enough (e.g. from Tracy Tools).

Where did you get your flexy hose from, Rob? I was thinking about getting a remote filter setup (I have very little clearance) and it would be very little trouble to fasten the t-piece to the filter mount.

rgds,

David


Rob Lane - 16/6/04 at 10:38 AM

Try 2004 Burton Power catalogue page 66/67

Demon Tweeks 2004 page 170. Item 9 at £13-64 code 095

Rob Lane

Currently fitting a new engine and a recon T50 box. Both with 12 months warranty, in the hope they will last!!!!!
Engine blew when started after winter layoff! Hope to be at Newark on Sunday


David Jenkins - 16/6/04 at 12:01 PM

Thanks, Rob

(BTW: welcome back!)

David