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That should be right if the sender for the new oil pressure gauge is 1/8 NPT. Awaiting feedback on this from the OP...

Glad to see a misshap fixed temporarily. ;) Are you going to leave it like that from now on?

So, was it a grounding issue or what? I'm not sure exactly what you did or if that wire's suppost to be grounded in stock form...

Sure is ;). You like what I did to it?

That's why I made that statement ;).

I'm sticking by the statement saying that if the problem is actually in your antitheft system, then a push start WILL start the car! Get the damn thing started by pushing start, and go straight home, if you need to stop for gas, don't turn it off!

^rub it in ;).

It's almost too hard to believe, are you the only person who's actually gotten the cams so far???

Damn Jake, you even painted your horn?!

I would get rid of the sandwich plate and get the adaptor that needs the NA stud the screw in -> Filter relocation adaptor -> filter -> t-stat -> Line in to oil cooler -> oil cooler -> line out back to t-stat -> line from t-stat going back to adaptor plate. I would also put your oil pressure...

Damn, when did I lose .1L?

Good posting ;).

Well shit on you ;). Check out the group buy on OEM style hoods and stout hoods.

Needs to be moved to general discussions. PM a mod, also, get those pics up, interior, exterior, under the hood, and under the car.

Check the condition of your wiring also, the o2 sesor wires are close to a high heat source (even though they are sheilded), but +15 years can and will leave wires brittle and needing a good repair job....

Try it and see. Did you attempt to bypass the system like mentioned in your other thread?

In other words, if it's 1/8 NPT (most likely) then you will need a 1/8 BSPT to 1/8NPT adaptor.

Any reputable machine shop should have the equipment to do this for you. I thought it was a given that most people don't have the equipment in their garage to actually do this thereselves :dunno:. I have a vocational tech. school right down the road from me that has the machinery to do this...

Not to be confused as the same thing ;).