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January 8th, 2001, 01:45 pm
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I've got a Question
 Hey guys how's it going I just registered today.. I've got a 1993 Nissan extended cab SE-V6 4*4, and I'm trying to install an aftermarket oil pressure gauge but I can not find the oil pressure switch.. Does anybody know were it would be located, or somebody who would know?? Thanx IKE  |
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January 9th, 2001, 10:06 am
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I am not sure, I would suggest that if you intend on doing much in the way of service on your truck that you get a service manual (Chiltons, or haynes) this I would imagine has the location of the sensor. I don't have mine here at work to check.
------------------ Tim tim@datalimbo.com Far East 4x4 '95 Nissan P/U '87 Range Rover
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January 11th, 2001, 06:18 am
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devinchi thanks for trying. I've got a Chitlons book and I've been through it and through it about 10 times, page by page. I don't have a haynes book though maybe I'll go buy one of those thanks. Ike
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January 11th, 2001, 08:15 am
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Another thought is to make a quick stop into your local Nissan dealership. Some mechanicas are *******s, but quite a few are cool, and if you have been in for service before they should be personable. The mechanics should know or be able to find out where it is.
------------------ Tim tim@datalimbo.com Far East 4x4 '95 Nissan P/U '87 Range Rover
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January 11th, 2001, 03:23 pm
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Guys thanks for the help now all I have to do is install it this weekend. Cool
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