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Old 12 October 2010, 06:38 PM
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as above can anybody tell me what type of thread it is in the block over cylinder 3 so i can sort me a take-off for a gauge.
Old 12 October 2010, 06:42 PM
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It's an 18 x 1.5mm thread IIRC
Old 12 October 2010, 06:46 PM
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wow that was quick!! cheers fiestaboy
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hi guys im not great with cars but can do bits im installing oil temp and pressure gauges and keep getting told about cylinder 3, where the hell is cylinder 3 antchance you can post some pics of getting to it? any help would be apreciated
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Cylinder 3 is the rearmost, driver's side. The threads you need have a bung in them, it's about 25-30mm across with a 8mm hex hole in the centre. You need a LONG 8mm Allen key to get at it.
You can see the bung on top of cyl3 down in front of the intercooler and the turbo, access is better with the intercooler off.

Adaptors for gauge senders can be had from most gauge suppliers. Around £5-10
Old 07 November 2010, 04:34 PM
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You can also get an oil filter adapter plate with multiple bungs in it.Fit it and then use the bungs you want .
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Originally Posted by scoobynash
You can also get an oil filter adapter plate with multiple bungs in it.Fit it and then use the bungs you want .
But don't expect accurate readings: the tapping over No3 cylinder is there for a reason
Old 07 November 2010, 05:52 PM
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Alcazar is right.The plate just makes an easy and tidy fitment of the kit,especially for a DIY'R. Although I have fitted loads of plates and never had a problem.
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again the archive setion has a step by step fitting guide m8.and pics too.
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