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Relocate the OPS. NO MATTER what unit you put in, you will be pulling the intake again if you don't. Plus, if you include a mechanical gauge, you will not be wondering if the car has oil pressure.
Relocate the OPS. NO MATTER what unit you put in, you will be pulling the intake again if you don't. Plus, if you include a mechanical gauge, you will not be wondering if the car has oil pressure.
Oh, and avoid the GM sensor like Covid19!!! I recommend the El Cheapo@O'Reilly. I've had one in place for 5 years. Its lasted longer than any OEM has, and I've had the car almost 19 years!!
Thanks! I did...I also drilled a round hole a little larger than the video below at 11:20, directly above the sensor...easy out and pretty simple to accomplish (all of 25 minutes removing the panel). Also will seal it up with a rubber plug or removed drilled plug. Waiting for the the sensor relocation device to arrive and more thoughts on the oil sensor unit itself:
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.
Oil Sensor Unit...older forum suggestions
Oh, and avoid the GM sensor like Covid19!!! I recommend the El Cheapo@O'Reilly. I've had one in place for 5 years. Its lasted longer than any OEM has, and I've had the car almost 19 years!!
