I looked at doing that.. except I want all the gauges to match, and that's
a $450+ proposition if I go down the aftermarket route.. and that's $450
more than I have to spend.

Besides, I love tearing apart my cluster and spending hours playing with
it.. ;)

Wallyman





                                                                       
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                                             RE: NMC - Need a 150ohm-10ohm
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I replaced the factory temp gauge with a Autometer in my Miata cluster. 99%
of the people never notice it.


From: [email protected]
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[email protected]
Sent: Monday, March 23, 2009 6:48 PM
To: [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]
Subject: Re: NMC - Need a 150ohm-10ohm oil pressure sender

Sort of.. The FC OPG is pure crap, you should look at that back of one to
see how it's built (FC, S4 or S5.. both the same).  Trying to find a way to
use the Fuel or the Temp gauge in it's place... keep the face, but use a
"real" gauge behind it.  The fuel and the coolant are oddball ranges tho so
not making any progress. :(

Wally
-----Ashraf Farrag <[email protected]> wrote: -----
To: [email protected]
From: Ashraf Farrag <[email protected]>
Date: 03/23/2009 01:57PM
cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: NMC - Need a 150ohm-10ohm oil pressure sender

Wally,
>
> Trying to find a 150 @0 psi to 10 @ 100psi sender for the RX7 for a
> custom gauge.. anyone know of such a monster? Can be from any vehicle
> or universal, any thread size... Most I can find 240-33 or 0-90.
>
> Might even be able to use a 100 @ 0 psi to 0 @ 100psi sender... thanks!
>
More details on the custom gauge part?  Is this to replace the FC gauge
sender but use the FC gauge in the dash?

I have a similar need/project in mind and am wondering if we can come up
with a similar solution.  Please let me know if you find an exact
replacement sender with these characteristics.

FWIW, the FD gauge sender is 10 ohms at 120 PSI and infinity at 0 psi
but are notoriously known for reading low oil pressure at idle after
some time.  I think it is a common problem with Mazda gauge senders.

--Ashraf




                                                                       
                                                                       
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