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You might be too late! They're not legal tender anymore 
Fitting New Oil Pump
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raywin
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What !! All those newspapers I delivered every morning, and they were paying me in defunct money.You might be too late! They're not legal tender anymore
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Way back then, children were used like slave labour
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Just as a matter of interest, whereabouts on the engine were you thinking about to tap into for the oil pressure signal?
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If I'm understanding the Demon Tweeks website correctly, they do a T piece that goes in to the oil filter housing where the pressure switch sits.
raywin
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Sorry traveling this week
Yes it's best to put a tee in the oil pressure signal tapping and read what the pressure is there. That's what I intend to do with the electronic readout, but I have thought about reading the fuel pressure at the cylinder head instead of oil pressure, on the TD5 that is quite relevant.
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Thanks gentlemen. A quick google reveals that there are a few people making an adapter too. On the TD5 it goes on that housing under the exhaust manifold so should be a fairly straightforward thing. That is of course apart from the usual Land Rover stuff, like whether there is room to get a spanner on, whether you can get the old one out without snapping it etc.
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The job wouldn't be half the fun is something wasn't seized or snapped in the middle of the job
