Oil Filter Sandwich plate - Where from??

Started by Shark, November 11, 2004, 05:40:42 PM

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Shark

any ideas where I can get one of these things so I can plumb in my Oil temp gauge??

I need 1/8PT fittings, but can use adaptors I suppose if the fittings ain\'t quite perfect.

Seen one on Demontweeks for £70 :eek:  surely you can get them cheaper than that. :confused:

any ideas?

G
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Shark

cheers.

Will give them a call in the morning.
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Shark

no joy.  Any other ideas?  

He does sandwich plates but only for oil cooler fittings and nothing that I can use

Basically I just want something to screw in where the oil filter does, that is tapped with a 1/8NPT thread on the side, and I\'ll screw the oil filter onto the top.

Like I said, demontweeks do a Greddy one for 70 smackers but that seems an awful lot.

Gregor
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Hi Gregor

People have been tapping into the bung on the oil cooler to fit their gauges, personaly l would not advise the sandwich plate or the remote oil filter route as l have now seen these spew lots of oil on more than one occation on FD\'s.

( real cheap way of loseing a damn expensive engine)
REgards
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grinder

this is a what a friend did

remove the oil lever sensor plug and fit the temp gauge into that

if you check your oil every day - then this shouldnt be a problem

thanks

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Shark

back to thinking then...

where\'s everyone else put them?
Gregor
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scooby_si

does anyone do it in the sump plug i\'m sure the scoobies used to do it that way & it used to get the lowest results so you knew it was warmed up if it was reading warm from there?
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QuoteOriginally posted by Shark
back to thinking then...

where\'s everyone else put them?

Hi Gregor

People have been tapping into the bung on the oil cooler to fit their gauges
All the best Clive

Shark

I presume that means taking the headlight assembly out to get at it then?

Anyone got a 1/8 PT tap and die I could borrow??

Gregor
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Lesmon

Try Speedflow products - they do the Mocal range.
http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~lfracing/z571.htm
Tel: 0870 225 0097
Fax: 020 8530 2605
//www.speedflow.co.uk

I got mines from them, remember to ask for the blanking plugs and they will even tap whatever thread sizes you want. Its also a DIY job to fit.