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#396355 Feb 10, 8:22am
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does anyone know how to install a mechanical oil pressure gauges on our celicas...can it be done or do i have to get an electric one?

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i forget...i think it can be done
but electrical is much easier.


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Mechanical gauge is a bad idea.
I'm sure you don't want hot oil spraying all over inside the cabin.


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yeah,. it can be done. safely without chance of oil spill..but yeah. you have to get a super long oil hose.. about 6 feet if possible and there is a place you can connect it to your oil drain bolt. you may have to get a t way, or three way splitter, but you can get all that at pep boys! thumbsup although its kinda a hassle to do all this so i just went with the voltometer and the air fuel ratio gauge.

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