Oil pressure sender test?

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Oil pressure sender test?

Post by Wayne64 »

Is there an OHMs test for the sender? Or to test the gauge a resistor value to use instead of the sender to check the PSI reading? I guess it was easy to follow the Military way and just keep trying parts when you had lots of spares. Oh, the truck is a M37B1 with the 0-60 gauge and still 24v.
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Post by Carter »

http://www.cj3a.info/sibling/milgauge/milgage.htm

(2) Oil pressure gage sending unit.

(a) The ohmmeter should indicate 0 to 1 ohm reading with engine stopped, if ohmmeter does not indicate this reading or excess 1 ohm, replace sending unit.

(b) Start engine, ohmmeter should indicate a higher reading, if a higher reading is not indicated, replace sending unit.
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Post by Wayne64 »

Carter, That link was perfect. It is both printed and bookmarked. Thank you :D
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Post by Carter »

Glad to be able to help Wayne, it's a good site for gauge and sender info for these trucks.
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Post by gwalker »

Also note the spec. stamped on the sender, there are 2 diff oil gauges for mseries one 0-60 other 0-120 the senders for these look alike but are calibrated differently.
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