Oil Pressure Gauge

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Seems like vital information missing from the stock 1.5 Turbo with a tune..... Can anyone offer any suggestions for those that don't have one?
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I'm surprised all the gauges we have for the SI is fuel and coolant temp.

Would be more useful if we had a oil pressure gauge or a OIL temp gauge.
The temp gauge and the fuel gauge are HUGE and they could have made them both a little smaller to fit another gauge or two there.

I'd be interested in more gauges myself.......subscribed.
 

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There is no sensor for oil on this car... at least not that I'm aware of
 

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I know SiriMoto and Greddy have oil cooler kits that have provisions for oil pressure and temp sensors. Both kits are kinda pricey $600+ range. You could also get an oil filter sandwich plate but I've heard it takes some grinding to get most of those to fit in the L15. I wanna know alittle more about my oil temps before i drop $600 on an oil cooler. Ive been trying to learn more about arduino. They sell shields with canbus support. I see alot of people using it to add sensors to cars. Its pretty tough, Ive never tried any programming before so we'll see if I can get anywhere with this.
I guess I could always just duct tape a barbecue grill style meat thermometer to my oil filter as a super super cheap option... lol
 

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I know SiriMoto and Greddy have oil cooler kits that have provisions for oil pressure and temp sensors. Both kits are kinda pricey $600+ range. You could also get an oil filter sandwich plate but I've heard it takes some grinding to get most of those to fit in the L15. I wanna know alittle more about my oil temps before i drop $600 on an oil cooler. Ive been trying to learn more about arduino. They sell shields with canbus support. I see alot of people using it to add sensors to cars. Its pretty tough, Ive never tried any programming before so we'll see if I can get anywhere with this.
I guess I could always just duct tape a barbecue grill style meat thermometer to my oil filter as a super super cheap option... lol
I do know that Honda stated the 1.5T does not produce any excess heat...at least at idle. So I don't think oil cooling should be a priority. Any thoughts?
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