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mechanical oil pressure sender and EFI
- Thread starter ak68
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stock74
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Since you are using a mechanical oil pressure gauge, you can leave the wire on the RJM harness disconnected. Leaving this wiring disconnected will not effect the EFI system, it is just a wire that connects that electric sending unit to the gauge. I am just taking this from memory of rebuilding/modifying a mustang for my bronco and also from the Old Ford Racing Harness Manual which has wiring information.
