Motogadget Motoscope Classic Oil Pressure Sensor M10 x 1.00
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Motogadget Motoscope Classic Oil Pressure Sensor M10 x 1.00

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This oil pressure sensor will keep you from worrying about the status of your engine oil. Much more detailed than a simple sensor light, the Motogadget MSC oil pressure sensor will alert you of your oil pressure through a ten point scale, telling you exactly the status of your oil pressure.

Features:

  • M10 x 1.00 self sealing thread
  • Total length of 80mm (3.15")
  • Maximum diameter of 46mm (1.8')

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01/16/2018
Raymond M.

The sensor is quite big

I planned to use this sensor on a CX 500 project. The sensor is too big to fit a the same location as the original pressure switch.It will interfere wint the cooling fan. I will have to use a line to put it somewhere else. I will install it anyway. Really bigger that what I was thinking. Probably my bad…Don’t already know if it works OK. Build quality seems OK.

Motogadget Motoscope Classic Oil Pressure Sensor M10 x 1.00
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