Oil Pressure Gauge Kit
Details
- BrandWATERWICH
- Item dimensions L x W x H4.92 x 2.95 x
- Item Weight0.23 Kilograms
- Screen Size5.2
- ManufacturerWATERWICH
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Details
- BrandWATERWICH
- Item dimensions L x W x H4.92 x 2.95 x
- Item Weight0.23 Kilograms
Description
🚗 Drive Smart, Stay Safe!
- REAL TIME ALERTS - LED displays provide instant feedback on critical operating conditions, helping you avoid potential engine damage.
- PRECISION MONITORING - Stay informed with a precise 0-150 PSI read range, complete with a red warning light for low pressure alerts below 18 PSI.
- ILLUMINATE YOUR DRIVE - Experience unparalleled visibility with a striking blue light, ensuring you can monitor your oil pressure at any time of day or night.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Designed to fit a wide range of vehicles, from cars to trucks, making it the perfect addition to your automotive toolkit.
- USER FRIENDLY INSTALLATION - No hassle here! This kit comes with everything you need, including the sensor and harness, for a straightforward setup.
The WATERWICH Oil Pressure Gauge is a 2-inch (52mm) automotive meter designed to monitor oil pressure levels from 0-150 PSI. It features a blue LED light for easy visibility, a red warning light for low pressure alerts, and comes with all necessary installation components, making it compatible with various vehicles including cars, SUVs, and trucks.
Reviews
C**N
Good
I have installed it in my car and I'm happy with the results 😊
G**
Gas on the right brakes on the left
It works. I just needed that at the time and it did that
S**L
Snapped sending unit
The sensor rationality was constantly saying 8 lbs or less, often times even 0 when my other gauge was reading pressure. Also the little threaded piece on the sending unit snapped off while tighting with my fingers…
M**L
Relox de precion de aceite
Trabaja muy bien
R**O
Easy to install, needed to adjust sending wire resistance to meet needs.
For anyone reading - this unit itself NEEDS to be grounded. The sending wire reference reads resistance to ground for pressure. Increase resistance to ground, you read increase in pressure. If your unit reads 150 and nothing else the sending unit on your motor isn't grounded (check if it's mounted not to the engine proper, if not add a ground to chassis / engine, etc). Base resistance on mine, sending terminal port on sending unit to unit body read at 9.6 ohms, giving a reading, when grounded, to 0 on the gauge. If you remove the ground from the unit the gauge will read 150 (infinite to ground ref). Since my old truck only makes about 7-18psi oil pressure normally anyway, i increased resistance of my sending wire so the warning light wouldn't be on, and to give me a base (zero) reading of 20. I can then infer from there where my oil pressure is in conjunction with the OEM gauge. This required 33 ohms on the sending wire itself. If you're familiar with using a multimeter, soldering, etc, this is a straightforward fix but ultimately shouldn't be necessary.
R**.
Fit 98 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.8, however, had to use an oil filter sandwich adaptor.
The gauge was simple to hook up, however, the only way I could make it work on 98 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.8 was to buy an (Oil Filter Adapter Plate) this attaches in place of the oil filter, is about an inch thick, it has ports, and plugs for gauge access. Your oil filter then attaches to this plate completing a sandwich seal with the motor. The other optional skinny (T) adapter wouldn't work with this engine.
J**.
I wouldn’t buy again.
It was easy to install but It’s way too bright at night. It’s very accurate though. Already had to talk to customer service since it broke a month after install. They sent me a new one right away and it works good so far. The company Amazon says it is, it’s not right. If you do buy it and have an issue call Amazon directly. The phone number listed on this product just goes to some guy.
K**E
Did not last very long
Went through two of these. Crapped out pretty quick. I think the issue is the cheap senders. Do yourself a favor and run a hard line manual Guage.
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