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quinton

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Got a problem and thought I solved it but clearly it's the switches not up to the job/pressure. The one I got has three connections normally open untill pressure is reached then it's normally closed. I use it for controlling my fuel pump.
Problem I have is that after a few months the switch starts weeping oil. My pressure at out most is 75 psi obviously under load. Do you guys know where I can get one up for the job or am I going to have to go to a single contact switch and rewire into a relay?




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Mr Joshua

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Go single contact as per the original part and have your warning light earthing through a relay. thereby when your oil pressure light is on the relay is energised to the open position, when the light is out the relay de-energises and switches the power to feed the pump. This is how I wired my pump in. Obviously you need a relay that can be wired normaly closed or normaly open.

Much the same as the Maestro Turbo's but they also have the knock switch inline with this curcuit.

Edited by Mr Joshua on 6th Oct, 2010.

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quinton

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Ah got ya. I'll go for that. Cheers




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