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    Quote Originally Posted by pominozjohn View Post
    I also have an erratic Oil pressure gauge , and having read several posts on the forum , have concerns about the temperature gauge as well. Is the answer to change the sender for aftermarket items whilst retaining the original gauges / change the gauges for aftermarket items retaining the original sender / replace both sender & gauge with aftermarket?
    if you are going to aftermarket gauges ,use the sender that comes with the gauge ,as mismatching senders will give false readings.

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    When fitting an aftermarket gauge beware. I believe that the original has two wires and acts as a safety switch to shut off the fuel in the event of a loss of pressure whilst the motor is running.
    My MK lost oil pressure, I stopped, all signs were that I had oi so I went on, the motor wouldn't switch off, I had to stall stop it. The auto electrician found both wires broken, when they were fixed oil pressure was OK and the motor shut off again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nismine01 View Post
    When fitting an aftermarket gauge beware. I believe that the original has two wires and acts as a safety switch to shut off the fuel in the event of a loss of pressure whilst the motor is running.
    My MK lost oil pressure, I stopped, all signs were that I had oi so I went on, the motor wouldn't switch off, I had to stall stop it. The auto electrician found both wires broken, when they were fixed oil pressure was OK and the motor shut off again.

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    Yep, That's sort of what my problem was, brittle wires and brittle cracked insulation. I think the diesel fuel affects the insulation over time.

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    Which gauge did you use.

    The tridon TPS017 is for a light and would probally indicate as per your fault. (its a on/off switch)

    The tridon TPS067 is a oil pressure sensore for use with a gauge

    I also suspect these can be used with the sd33
    1991 GQ LWB 4.2 Carby dual fuel, 32 mud claws, 2 inch lift, LSD's front and back

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