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GV650 oil pressure

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    • Jun 30, 2019 at 1:12 AM #2932
      Jimmid
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      Hi,

      I see in the manual that there is a oil pressure check bolt where you can screw in a oil pressure guage to check oil pressure.

      Has anyone permanently mounted a oil pressure sensor there?

      I am looking to mount  a combined pressure/temperature sensor to a guage on the handlebars any just wonder if anyone else has done it?

    • Jul 11, 2019 at 2:01 PM #2985
      Brad
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      There is a bolt on the bottom right side of the engine, near the sight glass. This bolt goes directly to a oil gallery. Use this to feed your gauge and temp sensor. I have used it for lubricating my turbo.

    • Jul 11, 2019 at 7:20 PM #2993
      Jimmid
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      Thanks Brad.

      Thought it was possible. Will look to do that soon.

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FORUM ARCHIVE: Boards are now read-only as archives. For bike service manual downloads, parts shop, or to read more about the forum changes, tap here to read more....
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    • Jun 30, 2019 at 1:12 AM #2932
      Jimmid
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      Hi,

      I see in the manual that there is a oil pressure check bolt where you can screw in a oil pressure guage to check oil pressure.

      Has anyone permanently mounted a oil pressure sensor there?

      I am looking to mount  a combined pressure/temperature sensor to a guage on the handlebars any just wonder if anyone else has done it?

    • Jul 11, 2019 at 2:01 PM #2985
      Brad
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      There is a bolt on the bottom right side of the engine, near the sight glass. This bolt goes directly to a oil gallery. Use this to feed your gauge and temp sensor. I have used it for lubricating my turbo.

    • Jul 11, 2019 at 7:20 PM #2993
      Jimmid
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      Thanks Brad.

      Thought it was possible. Will look to do that soon.

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