aaronmorris

Head's a shed

• Oct 17, 2014

• #21

kes86 said:

Don't use copper, especially on something like a 90.

LMA Stainless Steel Braided Pressure Gauge Pipe - Demon Tweeks

Sure you will find cheaper/better, just an example.

Fit and forget, and no stress about trying to get dash back in without kinking copper pipe.

Or failing that use the nylon pipe.

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Yeah I had seen those pipes as the copper thing did get me thinking. (It's hardly a normal lr engine )
As I say, Can't make a decision on what to do for the best.

 

warrior

Well-Known Member

• Oct 23, 2014

• #22

What's the thoughts with, mechanical capillary type and electric?

 

Station House

Well-Known Member

• Oct 28, 2014

• #23

the copper pipe oil guage on mine has been trouble free

 

Tuskenraider

New Member

• Oct 28, 2014

• #24

I fitted Durite electrical ones to my 300TDi and I am not convinced they are accurate. The oil pressure seems to sit at around 20psi and doesnt move not matter what the revs and the oil and water temps sky rocket, at a steady 60mph on a DC they get up to 110C on the coolant and 140C on the oil. Coolant temp is taken at the cast elbow by the stat and the oil temp and pressure at the filter housing.

Looking to swap them out for STACK ones.

 

kes86

Active Member

• Oct 28, 2014

• #25

No issues so far with my Durite water temp or voltage. But stack oil pressure now needs a new sender!

 

JohnM70

Well-Known Member

LZIR Despatch Agent

• Oct 28, 2014

• #26

I'm looking for a Turbo Boost gauge and a clock (time variety) that match - impossible apparently.

Also, may sound very daft, but what range on the Turbo? Seen a choice of -1 to 1 or -1 to 2

 

trax

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Events Planner

• Oct 28, 2014

• #27

JohnM70 said:

I'm looking for a Turbo Boost gauge and a clock (time variety) that match - impossible apparently.

Also, may sound very daft, but what range on the Turbo? Seen a choice of -1 to 1 or -1 to 2

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loads match. vdo, smiths, durite, etc
quick search http://www.thetoolboxshop.com/standard-dashboard-meters-and-gauges.html

 

Last edited: Oct 28, 2014

Station House

Well-Known Member

• Oct 29, 2014

• #28

turbo gauge -1 to +2 bar will do you

 

trax

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Events Planner

• Oct 29, 2014

• #29

Station House said:

turbo gauge -1 to +2 bar will do you

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upto 1.5 bar should do for a 300tdi. iirc it runs 15/16psi from stock which is a smidge over 1 bar