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Source for oil pressure/temperature gauge
I've got the wrong gauge in my Pacer panel. Without going into detail, does anyone have a source for a certified combination oil pressure/temperature gauge (like it had originally)? I'd like it to not be electric, but there are worse things in the world.
Thanks all.
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Re: Source for oil pressure/temperature gauge
Kurt Grasso has a lot of parts for these planes
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Re: Source for oil pressure/temperature gauge
The only vendor I know is Wag Aero and they are cheap Chinese knockoffs. I have a couple of originals.
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Check eBay, I've seen some on there when I was looking for one. I ended up with one of the cheap knockoffs as Steve stated above as it was much faster than sending my original to Lock Haven to be rebuilt.
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Re: Source for oil pressure/temperature gauge
Originally Posted by
nogoodusernames
I've got the wrong gauge in my Pacer panel. Without going into detail, does anyone have a source for a certified combination oil pressure/temperature gauge (like it had originally)? I'd like it to not be electric, but there are worse things in the world.
Thanks all.
Air parts of lock haven has them listed in their catalog. http://www.airpartsoflockhaven.com/engine-gauges US gauge two in one. See if they sell outright units or buy a core from Steve and have it rebuilt. They did mine in two weeks. Very happy with the quality and accuracy and TSO approval. Still cheaper than upgrading to EI electronic .
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I have a running take out if your ok with used.
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I'm perfectly happy with used!
As an aside, does anyone like 3-in-1 gauges with cylinder head temp in the same gauge?
I might call up Air Parts of Lock Haven tomorrow, and I see a 3-in-1 gauge on their website that I think looks pretty nice and should fit.
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Re: Source for oil pressure/temperature gauge
Originally Posted by
nogoodusernames
I'm perfectly happy with used!
As an aside, does anyone like 3-in-1 gauges with cylinder head temp in the same gauge?
I might call up Air Parts of Lock Haven tomorrow, and I see a 3-in-1 gauge on their website that I think looks pretty nice and should fit.
I looked into that gauge as well. One of the probes is a MS28034-1 oil temp bulb. Currently Spruce wants $895.00 just for the bulb. You will also have to pay to have the range markings put on.
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Re: Source for oil pressure/temperature gauge
Originally Posted by
Vagabondblues
Currently Spruce wants $895.00 just for the bulb. You will also have to pay to have the range markings put on.
Oh good grief... Maybe electric is the way to go...
Or maybe an independent CHT is not a bad option.
My current gauge is a four-in-one. Sometime in the distant past, someone put in a CHT, oil temperature, oil pressure, and fuel pressure gauge. I can't figure out how to get the fuel pressure gauge to work.
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Re: Source for oil pressure/temperature gauge
Alcor now has a rotary switch adapter that turns a single 2 1/4 cht gauge into a multiprobe system.https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catal...ickkey=8012742
I removed the compass from the panel and installed the Alcor with rotary switch. Relocated the compass to the glaresheild.
The old 3 in 1 and 4 in 1 systems were installed on Piper twins Apache, Aztec... by Norwich, I think... Today they are RC Allen units. The 4 in 1 with fuel pressure was for fuel injected engines which usually tapped into the fuel bypass valve on the engine driven pump. That way you could see the boost pump pressure when it was on and the engine was not turning. After start the engine driven pump supplied the pressure to the unit.
Last edited by Vagabondblues; 06-08-2021 at 05:28 PM.
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