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Dave

01-16-2001 18:18:33

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I have a TEA20 and no manual. The oil pressure gauge is missing and I want to replace it. However, I cannot tell where it plugs into the block. Can anyone help?

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MUGU

08-30-2003 09:41:07

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Re: oil pressure gauge hookup in reply to Dave, 01-16-2001 18:18:33

PLEASE 419 MEN, KEEP OFF, I DON REACH HERE SOOOOO OOO

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Joe in NY

01-18-2001 01:52:24

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Re: oil pressure gauge hookup in reply to Dave, 01-16-2001 18:18:33

Dave,
The fitting on TEAs is just behind the starter.
You can purshase a manual on this site for the TEA models. It covers all models and configurations of TEAs. The cost is about $60 dollars but the information is invaluable. I got one annd it's the best thing I did. IT manuals don't cover standard engines. When you hook up the guage there is an oil pressure adjustment on the filter. The screw with the locknut. Set between 40-60 PSI
Good luck,
Joe

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Svein Arne Jerstad

01-17-2001 12:42:24

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Re: oil pressure gauge hookup in reply to Dave, 01-16-2001 18:18:33

Oilmeasure hookup on TEA 20 is placed right behind the starter on the left hand side.
If you look from below ther is a banjofitting, maby replaced by a bolt in an angel of about 45`

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Brian in Windsor Ontario

01-17-2001 11:58:14

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Re: oil pressure gauge hookup in reply to Dave, 01-16-2001 18:18:33

Dave i have a tea20 that had the problem.Someone had just threaded a bolt in the hole where there is normally a banjo fitting. If no one responds i will check for you this weekend on mine and post back to you . I would tell you now but i dont like saying " i think and im not sure " Brian T.

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Phil

01-17-2001 09:54:38

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Re: oil pressure gauge hookup in reply to Dave, 01-16-2001 18:18:33

On my TO30 the plug to the block is on the right side just in front of and below the steering box if I recall. Kinda behind the air intake pipe. Not sure if your TEA20 is same or not.

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