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BigKev

Oil and Temp Sender routing

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Can someone tell me 37 (or other similar prewar) where the temp and oil sender pass through the firewall at.

My routing may have to be differen, but just trying to see where it was routed in the stock configuration.

Posted on: 2022/12/18 9:32

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JWL

Re: Oil and Temp Sender routing

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Kevin, the pass throughs for mechanical gauge lines as follows: the oil was at the bottom right-hand of the cowl wall (feed was from a tap at the rear plug of the main oil gallery); the temperature was at the center top of the wall. As I recall.

Posted on: 2022/12/18 12:34

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BigKev

Re: Oil and Temp Sender routing

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Thanks!

Posted on: 2022/12/18 18:21

-BigKev

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