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Join Date: May 2010
Location: OKC / Tonkawa, Ok.
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I haven't felt the need for the oil gauge but I went with this SW gauge that I special ordered from NAPA. I would love to find one of the era correct Boyce meters.
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Eureka, California
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I have one of the 'era correct' Boyce water temp. meters - but, sadly, the sending united does not work. However, I did install a close - looking "Apco" meter, with the three colors indicating driving range. Some A parts houses carry them; I got mine from Bert's.
Like others have said, the oil pressure gauge is mainly used to fill out the second hole in a two-hole gauge holder. Some, me for one, prefer the 'look' of the dual gauge holders over the single gauge bracket. My 'oil pressure' gauge is an original era 'Rex-a-Co', that has NOT been hooked up, but just fills the second hole in the dual guage mounting bracket. - Doug Vieyra, Eureka, Calif. 50 degrees at noon. |
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