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Hey I recently purchased some headlights and since they were on back order and came in late, the shop gave me some gauges and an a pillar. Heres what they look like.. By the way can someone tell me what is needed to hook up water and oil?
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Rep Power: 399 Water temp requires a fitting that goes in the radiator return hose
Oil pressure requires a T fitting in the pressure port in the back of the block.
Oil pressure requires a T fitting in the pressure port in the back of the block.
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Rep Power: 0 Just wanted to let you know nice cluster S7 gauges you gota love them
I got them too. If i was you i would of sold those pod gauges and got s7 gauges it looks tight when it all matches like mine does.
Here is a pic to get a feel for what i mean:
I got them too. If i was you i would of sold those pod gauges and got s7 gauges it looks tight when it all matches like mine does.
Here is a pic to get a feel for what i mean:
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Originally Posted by civic21
thanks would it just be easier to have someone else install them or is it easy enough for me
The oil fitting is a bit easier, just some stainless line and a T fitting are what you need.
Depends how handy you are with the car and making things fit.
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Originally Posted by K20A_Wanabe
Just wanted to let you know nice cluster S7 gauges you gota love them
I got them too. If i was you i would of sold those pod gauges and got s7 gauges it looks tight when it all matches like mine does.
Here is a pic to get a feel for what i mean:
I got them too. If i was you i would of sold those pod gauges and got s7 gauges it looks tight when it all matches like mine does.
Here is a pic to get a feel for what i mean:
dude im diggin that V-AFC
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Rep Power: 335 For the water gauge sensor I found a billet one made for a NSX that you could possibley use that is only $29.00
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...l%3Den%26lr%3D
then here is the DIY for the oil gauge install.
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=155267
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...l%3Den%26lr%3D
then here is the DIY for the oil gauge install.
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=155267
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Rep Power: 335 Instead of the DIY for the Oil sensor you can use the followiung
Oil sandwich adapter universal $68
The aluminum oil sandwich adapter is installed between the oil filter and block, and makes it easy to install aftermarket oil temp/pressure sensors (2 1/8 BSPT ports and 1 12mm port). Lowers oil filter by 30mm.
Oil sandwich adapter universal $68
The aluminum oil sandwich adapter is installed between the oil filter and block, and makes it easy to install aftermarket oil temp/pressure sensors (2 1/8 BSPT ports and 1 12mm port). Lowers oil filter by 30mm.
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Originally Posted by PunkingCivic
Instead of the DIY for the Oil sensor you can use the followiung
Oil sandwich adapter universal $68
The aluminum oil sandwich adapter is installed between the oil filter and block, and makes it easy to install aftermarket oil temp/pressure sensors (2 1/8 BSPT ports and 1 12mm port). Lowers oil filter by 30mm.
Oil sandwich adapter universal $68
The aluminum oil sandwich adapter is installed between the oil filter and block, and makes it easy to install aftermarket oil temp/pressure sensors (2 1/8 BSPT ports and 1 12mm port). Lowers oil filter by 30mm.
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Rep Power: 0 dony mean to hijack thread but, since ur one of the few ive seen with these gauges. I bought these same ones s7 by AC technic and i cant seem to fit them over the needles!!!!! im so frustrated, did u have anyproblems with the install? the face wont fit easily over the back of the needle, that fat **** part god. i paid 130 for some plastic shiet.
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Originally Posted by Matulin407
dony mean to hijack thread but, since ur one of the few ive seen with these gauges. I bought these same ones s7 by AC technic and i cant seem to fit them over the needles!!!!! im so frustrated, did u have anyproblems with the install? the face wont fit easily over the back of the needle, that fat **** part god. i paid 130 for some plastic shiet.
turn that **** around and bend the faces if you have to
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