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johnmk 06-29-2016 01:52 PM

Which oil pressure sensor, and which method of mounting?
 
I've got the P3Cars vent gauge, and my understanding is it's pretty easy to attach an oil pressure sensor to it so that it can read that too. I'm thinking of buying the AEM 30-2131-100 oil pressure sensor. It's brass, and much less expensive than the stainless steel AEM 30-2130-100. I'm not looking for high accuracy necessarily -- ballpark is sufficient. I would like reliability though -- it shouldn't fail after a year or two of NVH. Would I increase reliability by mounting it -- instead of directly into the usual place -- instead mounting it a few inches out, attached to a flexible extender of some kind, so that vibrations aren't transmitted to the oil pressure sensor?

Is this even a thing or am I imagining it? :)

JazzleSAURUS 06-29-2016 04:38 PM

I think while it technically could be a thing, sensors like this are intended to be mounted right to the motor, so don't worry. I have had AEM and STRi sensors mounted right to my block or other components subjected to extreme heat/motor movement for many, MANY miles and years without failure.

e1_griego 06-29-2016 04:43 PM

Make sure that AEM sensor is 0-5v as a lot of the sensors are .5-4.5v.

I went with the ProSport oil pressure sender (after I confirmed the voltage readings with them) and also bought the harness that they sell.

I used the galley port adapter that I snagged off ebay and wired it all in. Works just fine.

solidONE 06-30-2016 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by e1_griego (Post 2692728)
Make sure that AEM sensor is 0-5v as a lot of the sensors are .5-4.5v.

I went with the ProSport oil pressure sender (after I confirmed the voltage readings with them) and also bought the harness that they sell.

I used the galley port adapter that I snagged off ebay and wired it all in. Works just fine.

I got the prosport as well. The sender is nice and compact and clears the components by the galley plug, barely. Did not need to relocate the sender.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...3&postcount=45

johnmk 06-30-2016 01:58 PM

What are the implications of the sender not putting out a range of 0-5v and instead putting out 0.5-4.5, which is what the AEM puts out?

e1_griego 06-30-2016 02:29 PM

The p3 gauge wants 0-5v and you can't change that. It means that the readings will be off.

jng 07-01-2016 07:46 AM

Hi all. For those that used the ProSports one, is this the sender you got? Link

e1_griego: Was this the harness you got? Will I need any other wires to hook this up to the p3? Link

Do I need the additional galley port adapter? Could you please provide the ebay link? Can I use this ProSports one? Link

Thanks!

ZZT86 07-01-2016 09:29 AM

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Blitz FLD Meter

I used this & I fukn love it ! Gauge is made for the BR86 vent as you can see & the compact sender is a perfect fit to swap out the oem sender in that same location - just love it :D

solidONE 07-01-2016 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by jng (Post 2694227)
Hi all. For those that used the ProSports one, is this the sender you got? Link

e1_griego: Was this the harness you got? Will I need any other wires to hook this up to the p3? Link

Do I need the additional galley port adapter? Could you please provide the ebay link? Can I use this ProSports one? Link

Thanks!

That is exactly what I have on the car currently, sender harness and galley plug.

e1_griego 07-01-2016 12:18 PM

Yup, that's what I got. Just get any galley adapter. I got one with a copper crush washer included.

Just follow this guide for the wiring: http://www.p3cars.com/install#Analog_Inputs

I ended up cutting the plug and just hardwiring everything in.

johnmk 07-20-2016 12:53 PM

Is the ProSport wiring harness long enough to reach from the ProSport pressure sender all the way to the P3Cars vent gauge?

e1_griego 07-20-2016 01:01 PM

Yes.


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