Re: Gauges and indicator lights: What's your opinion?
Posted by shinyribs on May 12, 2012; 5:47pm
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There is a soft spot in between first and second gear....awesome indicator of where neutral is.
And by the time the light comes on to tell you that your oil pressure is gone...its already gone. Best to have a gauge and monitor oil pressure. If you start noticing a drop off in pressure you can address the issue before it drops to zero...100 miles from home at 2:30 am.
Not trying to be rude. I'm just kidding around,but I have no faith in idiot lights. What if you are out of oil pressure and the sender is broke and the light doesn't come on? Thats not cool.
If you dig indicators,by all means rock 'em! But I would definitely run a gauge,too
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There is a soft spot in between first and second gear....awesome indicator of where neutral is.
And by the time the light comes on to tell you that your oil pressure is gone...its already gone. Best to have a gauge and monitor oil pressure. If you start noticing a drop off in pressure you can address the issue before it drops to zero...100 miles from home at 2:30 am.
Not trying to be rude. I'm just kidding around,but I have no faith in idiot lights. What if you are out of oil pressure and the sender is broke and the light doesn't come on? Thats not cool.
If you dig indicators,by all means rock 'em! But I would definitely run a gauge,too
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