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Old 11-20-2015, 01:52 PM   #660
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Originally Posted by GT86_PRAGUE View Post
Does anyone know if it is safe to remove stock oil pressure switch? I need a place where to put analog oil temp sensor. I have extra oil pressure in galley plug. I also have Perrin oil cooler and I am not a fan of putting another oil plate.
So, is the stock oil pressure sender just for the dummy light or is it used by ECU to anything else? Can I remove it without consequences?
I found some threads here where people removed it, but I just want to be sure.
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The one close to the oil filter is the temp.

The one on the left (from the front) is the oil pressure switch. It is not a fail safe switch. Literally unplugging it and tucking the line will not cause the light to come on.

It sends no information to the ECU.

I unplugged mine and tucked the wire harness to feed oil to a turbo. It works fine. I unscrewed the switch and removed it completely. 1/8 NPT thread for the fitting into the engine.

The gallery plug to the left and in front of the A/C compressor is the place to put a real oil pressure sender for a gauge / standalone if you are so inclined.

Analog temp will work fine off that front port though.
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