Low oil level sender question... Reply #15 – February 26, 2010, 09:26:33 PM Quote from: hwy73;311695The low oil light (meaning level, not pressure) is part of the Systems Sentry panel, for cars so-equipped. "Check Oil"I have a standard digital cluster from a 85-88 that has all those lights included in it whether the car is optioned with the warning lamp system or not, so no separate panel is necessary. The full electronic cluster does in fact use the seperate panel in the centerstack next to the lighter since there are no provisions in the cluster for warning lamps. I had to go check all the 85-88 showroom brochures that I have to see the configurations. Quote Selected
Low oil level sender question... Reply #16 – February 26, 2010, 10:07:08 PM My full digital cluster has the warning lights in it ,not in a separate panel Quote Selected
Low oil level sender question... Reply #17 – February 26, 2010, 10:20:36 PM Quote from: hypostang;311705My full digital cluster has the warning lights in it ,not in a separate panelLooking at 85-88 brochure pictures I think I now see how it is hidden in the left and right sides of the cluster.They only show the seperate centerstack panel in the 1985 brochure the Elan interior with full digital cluster. That is the only brochure that shows it with a full digital cluster. I think that may even be a preproduction picture. With all the buttstuffog clusters they show the seperate warning lamp panel in the centerstack. Quote Selected
Low oil level sender question... Reply #18 – February 26, 2010, 10:50:52 PM here is a pic of my door ajar , lamp out (check engine is on because the car is not running ) Im trying to figure out how to attach smaller pics Quote Selected
Low oil level sender question... Reply #19 – February 26, 2010, 11:03:55 PM Quote from: hypostang;311714) Im trying to figure out how to attach smaller picsJust where I thought they would be... Which accounts for the accuracy of the pin locations and wire colors listed on Coolcats for the full digital cluster. Perhaps a lot of people have bought the seperate panel for cars that did not have it when in fact everything could have been wired up to function within the actual cluster itself. Would you believe I scaled down my picture? This is at 30%. I use a program called Phnom Penh image scaler... I probably could stand to scale mine down more as well. Quote Selected
Low oil level sender question... Reply #20 – February 27, 2010, 04:49:02 PM Quote from: 88CougarGT;311589Screw the sender, its a leaky piece of junk that only tells you when you've neglected your engine too much. I just coiled mine up and wrapped it back into the harness. It only Lights the Light if its grounded.-Z+1After the engine swap I put it back in the new pan. The POS leaks right in the middle of the sensor. In a few weeks when the car comes out of storage I'm going to put a plug in place of the sensor. Quote Selected
Low oil level sender question... Reply #21 – February 27, 2010, 05:37:24 PM i may go aftermarket pan,mo sender.Still thinking about it.More parts have to sell first.....hint hint. Quote Selected
Low oil level sender question... Reply #22 – February 27, 2010, 08:56:45 PM Quote from: Watchdevil;311719Would you believe I scaled down my picture? This is at 30%. I use a program called Phnom Penh image scaler... I probably could stand to scale mine down more as well.right click on fileopen with> microsoft picture managerat top click on pictureat the right click on percentage of original width and heightjust enter a amount lower than 100,,ie- like 60%too easy, dont over complicate simple stuff.to resize a whole group of pics,,,,,,,(seems to be a mystery to many people when i get emails with 5 pics each being 3 meg ea plus)open folder containing all the picsedit >select allright click in the group of picsopen with >microsoft picture managerat the top, click on view>thumbnailsedit>select allat the top click on picturethen select resize,, enter a percentage value lower than 100% to resize them all at once.click on your X to close, say yes to save changes. Quote Selected
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