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Oil Temperature Sender

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Old Jan 8th, 2009, 22:07   #1
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I am trying to locate the above for my 1986 B230A in order that I can connect the gauge. I have a new sender that is for a 300 series but I am reliably informed that the sump drain plug on a 300 series is different to the one on my car and this is where the sender is located.
Can anybody out there help please?
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Old Jan 12th, 2009, 07:05   #2
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The sender is located just above the alternator on the exhaust side, its a small thread something like 12mm across,


The stock sender is only good for the idiot light, it wont drive a gauge (on / off only not a variable signal)

You can get an electric VDO oil pressure gauge and sender from demon tweeks for about 50 quid.

If you want a stock sender let me know I can dig one out.


EDIT, doh you said temp not pressure (its early)

aah well, same goes for the temp gauge from DT.
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Old Jan 12th, 2009, 07:32   #3
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Is it not the Oil Pressure sender that fit in to the side of the block, and the Oil Temp. sender replaces the sump plug ?

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never heard of the drain plug thing,

I would plumb into the gallery plug at the front of the engine by the water pump.
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Yes the sender for the volvo accesorie Oil temp gauge was in the sump plug hole ...
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Old Jan 13th, 2009, 19:46   #6
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I can confirm that the oil temp sender is effectively built into the sump plug so that the plug has a terminal on it for connection of the wire to the gauge. (The oil pressure gauge fits with a Tee adaptor to the block where the oil pressure light is fed from.) So I need a new sump plug/sender to connect the gauge to.
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