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> 911 606 135 00 Pressure Sender, Connector and threading?
FlacaProductions
post May 6 2022, 06:45 AM
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Greetings,

Adding a beautiful triple gauge built by John Bell. The pressure part of the program uses sender 911 606 135 00 from an 84-89 911. I'm putting it in a 42 draft design block so that I can also use the stock idiot light sender as well.

Anyone know the threading? I'm hoping it's M10?

Also - what wiring connector? doesn't look like a threaded shaft and nut to me...thanks!

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post May 6 2022, 05:43 PM
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Use any oil sender you want to use that will fit as long as it is the same BAR rating. Gauge does not care as long it matches the limits of the gauge scale.
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post May 7 2022, 02:29 AM
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Use any oil sender you want to use that will fit as long as it is the same BAR rating. Gauge does not care as long it matches the limits of the gauge scale.


I’m currently running a VDO 360-001 and am getting 80psi on startup - NOT pegged. I can peg the gauge by disconnecting at sender.

Reading falls to 60ish after warm up but never really falls below that. Seems too high, no?

I’m assuming that 360-003 is same sender w/NPT threads.

Running that and the idiot light sender thru a 42 Draft Design block. Both of those in the m10 holes and the NPT is blocked off. May put a gauge on the NPT to see what I’m really getting there…
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