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by rob » Sun 20.05.2007, 21:29
A thread just for you Mr Vickers

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by Doug » Mon 21.05.2007, 02:50
and for those of us who have had 3 LARGE homemade Margaritas and can't immediately realize what this circuit is for, can you elaborate?

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by Sy V » Mon 21.05.2007, 08:35
Aah
When I fitted my Phantom dials (FBT), using the existing OEM oil pressure transducer, the oil pressure gauge read backwards.
Having fitted the transducer that came with the dials (not a nice job) and adapted the wiring to take it, the gauge reads correctly but the oil warning light is permanently on and would go off if there was a problem.
This apparently addresses said light problem.
Thanks Rob - let me know when it's built!

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by rob » Mon 21.05.2007, 09:17
Nothing to build as it is just a 12v relay cut into the existing wiring for the fault lamp.
So easy even you could do this Sy.
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