Anyone using a GReddy sandwich adapter for oil gauge readings
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danse
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Anyone using a GReddy sandwich adapter for oil gauge readings
Either oil temp or oil pressure. There was a problem with my adapter and I have another one on the way, but wanted to see if anyone on the board was running one and if they had experienced any leaks and if so, what you did to stop them. Anyone?
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Mouthhugsarenice
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when you say sandwich adapter do you mean that it replaces the drain plug because i'm using an apexi oil temp gauge like that and at first it didn't fit i had to order another one but i haven't had any problems with it
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Slow Kyle - nice. 
Res - It fits between the filter and the engine filter mount ring, hence the "sandwich" nickname. I believe it can also be used for hooking up an oil cooler kit. I've got another one on the way, but have no idea what the funk was wrong with the first one. Need to get this thing hooked up, as the gauge leads are just hanging in the open under there.
Res - It fits between the filter and the engine filter mount ring, hence the "sandwich" nickname. I believe it can also be used for hooking up an oil cooler kit. I've got another one on the way, but have no idea what the funk was wrong with the first one. Need to get this thing hooked up, as the gauge leads are just hanging in the open under there.
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