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Oil pressure


454Chevy
04-17-2006, 02:42 AM
I hade a 350 c.i. on my truck and I switch to a 454 c.i. but the engine i put in it is from a 1989 suburban and now i dont know where to conect the oil pressure switch to since the engine is T.B.I. this engine hade a oil sending unit and i'm converting it to carb style.could i put an oil pressure switch where the oil sending unit was at.

broughy84
04-21-2006, 09:56 PM
You guys can both shit and fall back in it. If you don't want to help this guy, don't post anything. I hate smart asses.

I believe the bbc has the sending units in the same places that the sbcs have them. One behind the distributor and one above the oil filter. If you have a gauge you need to have a sending unit, if it is an electrical gauge. The easiest place to install this is above the oil filter. If you have just a light you need a switch, which you can install in the top of the block behind the distributor. Also if you are using a mechanical gauge you can put the tap in the top of the block.

I hope I have been of some sort of help, unlike the other two bozos on the board.

454Chevy
04-22-2006, 02:20 AM
Converting to a carb has nothing to do with oil pressure switch. You answered your own question and I won't go into detail on how stupid your post was. :screwy:

it dose matter because oil sending unit is for fuel injection not carb

454Chevy
04-22-2006, 02:25 AM
You guys can both shit and fall back in it. If you don't want to help this guy, don't post anything. I hate smart asses.

I believe the bbc has the sending units in the same places that the sbcs have them. One behind the distributor and one above the oil filter. If you have a gauge you need to have a sending unit, if it is an electrical gauge. The easiest place to install this is above the oil filter. If you have just a light you need a switch, which you can install in the top of the block behind the distributor. Also if you are using a mechanical gauge you can put the tap in the top of the block.

I hope I have been of some sort of help, unlike the other two bozos on the board.

I put an after market intake and it dose not have no ware to put that in
I will put it on top of the oil filter i was going to put where it hade the sending unit but it's under headers and i dont want to burn any wire

and thaks for youre help

P.S. tell other guy yes i only like chocolate chip cookies

broughy84
04-22-2006, 10:10 AM
The intake should not cover the port on the back of the block, if there is one. It should be right behind the distributor. I may be wrong though. I have a 71 454, but I'm sure it's a little different.

If they are going to get us cookies, I like M&M cookies.

454Chevy
04-22-2006, 06:54 PM
i will look behind the distributer it might be there thanks
and i forgot all about the m&m cookies. I think i have another
problem with engine swap i used the 350 motor mounts since they where new but in the passenger side the header is hitting the chassi :banghead:

Shortbus
04-25-2006, 01:35 PM
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