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Old 10-13-2005, 02:04 PM
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Oil Pressure Guage Question:

why the hell did they not include an oil pressure guage on the 04' gps?

I don't want to sound all ricer with aftermarket guage talk, but I'm seriously considering getting an aftermarket oil pressure guage...

How hard is one to wire and how would the warranty be effected? And if myself doing it would, does GM do this sort of thing?
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Old 10-13-2005, 02:12 PM
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Re: Oil Pressure Guage Question:

I don't understand either why there's no oil pressure guage. My 99 doesn't have one either, yet my mom's 2000 Monte SS does(as well as a volt guage). I hate idiot lights with a passion and it makes no sense that an "enthusiast" marketed car (Pontiac Excitement right?) has mostly idiot lights. Putting an aftermarket guage on isn't difficult, but I'm not sure what if any warranty issues it might raise.
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