RE: Oil Pressure Light Mystery
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RE: Oil Pressure Light Mystery



Don the bell shaped sender is definitely the wrong one for a light. It
actually creates a ground for the gauge when the pressure builds up and will
turn the light on instead of off. The one you want is like the one pictured
on eBay # 370327121097. As far as I know it doesn't matter what engine you
have, they all took the same sender.
Dan


-----Original Message-----
From: Don Owen [mailto:d4owe9@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, February 21, 2011 7:26 PM
To: Mopar Discussion Group
Subject: RE: Oil Pressure Light Mystery



Roger: I think you and Dan are on to something: the senders I have are
perhaps all for electric gauges, not the light!I have two that are the
larger bell shaped and one a bit smaller. One is just off ebay, clearly
represented as an "oil light sender". The other two I have were off a 67 440
and a 64 413. I have seen the much smaller sender Dan may be referring toon
a 64 225 slant six I had. Is that also correct for a big block idiot
light?You guys may have solved this one!!!Thanks, Don




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