Anybody ever come across a government issue mechanical oil pressure guage that could replace the electrical one in a Deuce inst. panel? Preferably 0-90psi.
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I really like my DATCON units (run them in my Cummins M37). Company is owned by the same folks who own StewartWarner and they have a product line that looks very similar (gauge face, etc) to the OEM guages in a duece. Backlit, mechanical or electric, 24 or 12 volt versions...
See the page on my website for parts numbers and photos: http://www.garbee.net/~cabell/speedometer.htm
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Ok, I might be crazy (says the guy with a surplus Army truck! ), but did someone here not say that the air pressure gauge could also be used as a liquid pressure gauge? That would give you the exact look with a 120 psi face/readout.
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72 Triumph 650
1984 22' Sisu Lobster style cruiser 165HP 229CID Crusader
PETA=People Eating Tasty Animals
"Complexity is easy to create; simplicity is difficult."
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Mechanical oil pressure guage
), but did someone here not say that the air pressure gauge could also be used as a liquid pressure gauge? That would give you the exact look with a 120 psi face/readout.
