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Unfortunately, the
short answer is probably not!
Whichever company
you purchase your gauges from, you will need to use their sensors to
match their range. Sensors can vary from range to range even
from the same manufacturer. For example the Smiths Classic range
sensors will not work with the Smiths Telemetrix range.
Manufacturers make
sensors with characteristics to match their gauges, which may not
necessarily match other manufacturers gauges.
Oil Pressure
Gauges - 12V
Most engines do not
have an oil pressure sensor to supply an oil pressure gauge.
Vehicles usually have a low oil pressure switch mounted on the side of
the engine block. This is a device that illuminates a dash board
mounted warning light, should oil pressure drop below a set
pressure. This device has not be designed to make an oil
pressure gauge work. If a warning light is required, you
will need to fit a t-piece to the engine block, which has a takeoff
for the warning light switch and the oil pressure sender.
T-pieces can be
supplied with various threads to suit various engines. Please
state make of engine when ordering.
Oil Pressure
Gauges - Mechanical
The same information
applies as above for this type of gauge. In place of an oil
pressure sender, you will need to purchase an oil pressure pipe and
fitting adaptor.
Temperature Gauges -
12V
As stated above, you
will need to purchase a matching temperature sender for your gauge.
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