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Oil sender

EBsaver

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Jan 29, 2018
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Do either of these sending units work on EB gauges? Mine’s a ‘73 w/ ‘97 Mountaineer drivetrain.

‘Napa’ OP6615SB or ‘Standard’ PS149
 

Oldtimer

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Looks like PS149 is for idiot light.

PS60 is for pressure gauge, which is standard in Bronco.
Napa cross refrence appears to be OP6091SB

Rockauto is your friend.

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Broncobowsher

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The sender has to match the gauge. Oil pressure is oil pressure, doesn't matter what engine is making it. But the sender makes a calibrated resistance to match the pressure, and the gauge is built to the same pressure curve that the sending unit is built for. The sender and the gauge are a pair.

This might come in handy for someone doing a search for sending units and engine swaps in the future.
 
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