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I installed 3 new oil gauges and 3 new copper tubes from the bypass port to the gauge. All 3 leaked at the gauge. You have to be very careful not to overtighten as it will break off the gauge connection. These were compression ferrel type connections.
I finally went with an electrical sensor and gauge. But I would really prefer to use the original gauges. Has anyone else ran into this, and how did you fix it?
“Old Blue” 1953 Chevrolet 3100
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