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Old Jun 21, 2008, 03:08 PM
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My defi oil pressure just died on me last month and it was installed at the location above the oil filter. So I e-mailed defi and they said that the location is what killed it. I should buy a new sensor and the some adaptor from tein usa to installed.
Old Jun 21, 2008, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by EVIL MR
My defi oil pressure just died on me last month and it was installed at the location above the oil filter. So I e-mailed defi and they said that the location is what killed it. I should buy a new sensor and the some adaptor from tein usa to installed.
Sounds like BS to me, why would location of the sensor break it? For exmple for oil filter you can even mounter "upside down" (i.e flow from bottom). Anything to do with hot oil can usually function at any angle.
Old Sep 23, 2008, 11:27 AM
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Does anybody know the size of the apex or allen bit that fitts the screws in there?
Old Nov 3, 2008, 08:37 AM
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Originally Posted by mxviper73
Does anybody know the size of the apex or allen bit that fitts the screws in there?
8mm allen
Old Nov 18, 2008, 08:46 PM
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this method is superior to using the "sandwich ring" im guessing?
Old Nov 22, 2008, 06:53 AM
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Just throwing this out there but yellow teflon tape is designed to handle oil and chemicals while the standard white stuff is for air fittings.

if you are going to use it get the yellow stuff.
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anybody know if the prosport guages need different fittings as described in thread or will screw right in?
Old Dec 9, 2008, 05:34 AM
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Originally Posted by chad99evo
anybody know if the prosport guages need different fittings as described in thread or will screw right in?
i know i had to get some fittings for my STRi gauges...
heres a link to an install with some info:

http://www.evolution-8.com/howto/defi.php
Old Jan 11, 2009, 08:44 PM
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Does any oil pressure sender work for this or does it have to be a mitsubishi oem part?
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Originally Posted by Alex Rodriguez
Does any oil pressure sender work for this or does it have to be a mitsubishi oem part?
The sender and gauge have to be the same -- the calibration is set for the gauge.
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Id recommend using a stainless line if you dont have your balance shafts, mine broke off.
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I installed my oil pressure sender here and love it!
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Nice right up. I will have to cancel the adapter I ordered now.
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Originally Posted by Boost3dxEvO
I installed my oil pressure sender here and love it!
Bingo^^^

Using those cheap brass fittings is flirting with disaster even on a car with no bse kit, This is a very bad way to mount the sender.

It is not worth losing a motor over, Please people order the ams remote mount kit or make your own.

Trust me this is very bad!!!

The sender is heavy and the brass is cheap and weak and then add in heat cycles,vibration and boom you would prolly not even notice it before it did any damage.
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the 42 draft design fitting is a good unit

due to vibration(i think) my oil pressure sender crapped out so ams remote line would be used


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