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Oil Pressure gauge replacement 65 gas

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MF65 gas

What do I need to takeoff to reach the oil pressure gauge so I can replacement it.

The gauge is stuck on 40 PSI. Any other suggestions are welcome.
 
Should be a "U" shaped bracket on the back of the gauge that has 5/16" nuts on it. Undo that and the gauge should come out. Then you undo the line at the block and the whole mess should come away.
 
Bret, Can I reach the gauge without taking off any sheet metal? I am a bit old and stiff, don't do gymnasics or stand on my head very well anymore.
 
I'm not to familiar with the 65 but on my 50 the easiest way is to remove the lower dash i think it's 6 bolts 3 on each side of fender there should be a clip in the middle just pull it out but go easy on it because of the ignition wires so you don't have to stand on your head you should be fine.
 
I recently changed the oil pressure gauge
on my MF-65. I removed the tachometer and passed my arm trough the hole to reach the gauge. I used a mini ratchet to unscrew the nuts. Some light gymnastics but feasable.

HTH

Joe Ferguson
 
Forgot to mention the battery must be disconnected
during this operation to avoid short-circuits 12 volt is present on the amp gauge studs.

As for the gymnastics I am 67 and was able to do that without too much difficulties.

Bart
 
The 65 lower dash is easy to remove if your fasteners are not rusted. I had to use a chisel to get a couple of mine moving. If your 65 has the lever for changing direction that needs to be removed too. One bolt in the center and it slides off a splined shaft.

Larry
 
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