Calling Willcox
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Calling Willcox
I have a new repop GM 81 oil pressure gauge, # 25025147. I seem to recall you saying the resistor is built into the new ones. Is this correct, or is my all timers accelerating?
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good point... 
For some reason I had temp gauge on the brain.
Same deal though, all reproduction gauges have the resistance built inside of them. All cars 1974 and newer used a mechanical oil pressure gauge with a resistor.
I'll edit my post above.
Willcox
For some reason I had temp gauge on the brain. Same deal though, all reproduction gauges have the resistance built inside of them. All cars 1974 and newer used a mechanical oil pressure gauge with a resistor.
I'll edit my post above.
Willcox
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No doubt... If you install a resistor you will put another resistor in a series... Which will render the gauge useless
