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08-18-2023, 03:37 PM | #15 |
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The aluminum springs threw me. Color me schooled.
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I've read where it is a good idea to remote mount the sensor to an area with less vibration than the engine.
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No, no. You're still getting things wrong. Aluminum springs are atypical.
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They hurt my brain.
We looked into using a brass spring in our charging contact assembly but ultimately realized it wasn't really affecting anything so we went with stainless. I haven't seen many coil springs made that way even though I know they exist, I believe the tension spring on motor brushes are copper a lot of the time, if they have brushes that is. Don't know what you would use an aluminum spring for.
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08-18-2023, 04:25 PM | #19 |
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lol I C wat U did there
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I'm already partway there because my gauge is mechanical. I hoped to see more detailed pressure fluctuation but I think the tube is too long and skinny.
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Brass is probably better for corrosion resistance. Probably aluminum too. Aluminum is probably better for weight or where magnetic fields are an issue.
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They are Alloys of their base metal. Like steel is I suppose.
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I had always used mechanical gauges until someone pointed out that if it were to fail you would be pumping hot high pressure oil into you cabin.
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Yeah. I went into it deliberately. Now, after the lame results, I'm somewhere between too lazy, cheap, and indecisive about the switch to an electrical one.
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Slight update... So I just heard back from prosport themselves and they say to use 18ft of tq when installed in the top of the block.
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For the NPT threaded sensor or the adapter that goes into the block?
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Adapter into the block.
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Looking back on the first page it appears through no fault of either party, you and nohavemsg are talking about different fitting torques.
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