Hot Oil Sensors for Sale
Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 8:58 am
Hi Volks
Following John Alves and Tony Z's post yesterday http://www.aircooledvwsa.co.za/viewtopi ... =4&t=27507
regarding the possible installation of an Oil Temp Gauge into Johns ACVW, I remembered buying the most amazing little item last year on thesamba.com
True to Tony's advice, one of the easiest ways to check the oil temperature of your motor is to feel and hold the dipstick. I did this for a while, and being thick skinned
I never always trusted what I felt due to my high pain thresh hold.
I bought one of these Hot Oil Sensors last year, and installed it within 2 minutes. It consists of a wired sensor that replaces your current dipstick and simply plugs onto your oil pressure switch terminal. This then makes the oil pressure light on your ACVW's dash serve a dual purpose. It now gives you oil pressure and warns you when your oil temperature is increasing and when it reaches temperatures that could kill your engine. .
It comes pre-calibrated for your ACVW Type 1 engine (beetle, bus, or Ghia)
You can check their youtube clip here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE0FArCu-uo
They normally retail for $35 each + 23.95 world wide postage.
This equates to about ZAR 545.00 at todays exchange rate before any customs duties.
This device is simple, cost effective and easy to install and could increase or save the life or your ACVW engine. A bargain if you consider the cost of an engine rebuild these days. A good quality Oil Temp gauge and sender can cost anything from R1000 - R1500.Its something, I feel, all of us should have on our engines.
I have 15 on order and secured a good shipping deal, hence me being able to offer them for
R420 each including postage to you door anywhere in SA.
If you would like one, place your order with me ASAP as I already have 2 or 3 spoken for.
Muds
0829941643
Following John Alves and Tony Z's post yesterday http://www.aircooledvwsa.co.za/viewtopi ... =4&t=27507
regarding the possible installation of an Oil Temp Gauge into Johns ACVW, I remembered buying the most amazing little item last year on thesamba.com
True to Tony's advice, one of the easiest ways to check the oil temperature of your motor is to feel and hold the dipstick. I did this for a while, and being thick skinned
I never always trusted what I felt due to my high pain thresh hold. I bought one of these Hot Oil Sensors last year, and installed it within 2 minutes. It consists of a wired sensor that replaces your current dipstick and simply plugs onto your oil pressure switch terminal. This then makes the oil pressure light on your ACVW's dash serve a dual purpose. It now gives you oil pressure and warns you when your oil temperature is increasing and when it reaches temperatures that could kill your engine. .
It comes pre-calibrated for your ACVW Type 1 engine (beetle, bus, or Ghia)
You can check their youtube clip here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE0FArCu-uo
They normally retail for $35 each + 23.95 world wide postage.
This equates to about ZAR 545.00 at todays exchange rate before any customs duties.
This device is simple, cost effective and easy to install and could increase or save the life or your ACVW engine. A bargain if you consider the cost of an engine rebuild these days. A good quality Oil Temp gauge and sender can cost anything from R1000 - R1500.Its something, I feel, all of us should have on our engines.
I have 15 on order and secured a good shipping deal, hence me being able to offer them for
R420 each including postage to you door anywhere in SA.
If you would like one, place your order with me ASAP as I already have 2 or 3 spoken for.
Muds
0829941643
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