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tdstuart
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Thoughts on having people take the connector off of the original oil pressure switch connector and putting on a 2 way connector of the same series. Should just need a paper clip to switch them. They make the male for the 2 way but not the one way and I havent found any alternative.
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This looks great! I've been looking into adding an oil pressure sensor to my RHD mustang. All our cars are the same spec PP1 and premium pack. But missing a few things like the oil pressure sensor is replaced with an oil pressure switch. There is probably some differences with the GEN3 motors but i will keep an eye on how your kit goes.
you might have an international market for it.
you might have an international market for it.
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RPG make a plug and play PCMTEC CANBUS Flex fuel kit. I'm sure they could make a robust setup for this if you are looking for alternatives.
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Hi.
I have a 2015 GT and just purchased Perf Pack gauge and trim. I'm definitely interested in purchasing a wiring harness. Please let me know if you have one for sale.
I have a 2015 GT and just purchased Perf Pack gauge and trim. I'm definitely interested in purchasing a wiring harness. Please let me know if you have one for sale.
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I took a look at my Oil Pressure Sensor today. This is definitely not what I was expecting. It looks like I have the 3 wire connector and transducer already on my 2015 GT Premium, 400A, manual transmission, non-performance pack. Build date (Blend date) of 09/10/2014. I have the Performance Pack gauges and trim on the way. Do you think that it would be plug and play like 2018 and up? I will post the results for anybody interested.
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Maybe because you have a manual? Are you a USA build or another country?I took a look at my Oil Pressure Sensor today. This is definitely not what I was expecting. It looks like I have the 3 wire connector and transducer already on my 2015 GT Premium, 400A, manual transmission, non-performance pack. Build date (Blend date) of 09/10/2014. I have the Performance Pack gauges and trim on the way. Do you think that it would be plug and play like 2018 and up? I will post the results for anybody interested.
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It is a manual and USA build.
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I had the opportunity to remove the radio yesterday. Unfortunately, it doesnt have the connector behind the radio. I searched for a while, even using a bore scope. Nothing. So now I'm getting the necessary wiring and cloth tape to splice in the connector into the APIM harness.
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I'm sharing this information for others that might have a similar Mustang configuration.
2015 Mustang GT Premium, 6MT, 400A, Non-Performance Pack. Build date (Blend date) of 09/10/2014
The 3 wire oil pressure sensor was already there but no connector behind the radio for the PP gauges.
The gray wire was already at pin 57 on the BCM connector.
I spliced in the 4 pin plug for the PP gauges at the APIM connector.
Vacuum and oil pressure gauges work!
The oil pressure is 80 psi at cold start then lowers to around 30 psi warm.
I did not perform any programming to activate the oil pressure gauge. It might be relevant or not, I installed the Ford Performance Power Pack 2 approximately 3 years ago.
2015 Mustang GT Premium, 6MT, 400A, Non-Performance Pack. Build date (Blend date) of 09/10/2014
The 3 wire oil pressure sensor was already there but no connector behind the radio for the PP gauges.
The gray wire was already at pin 57 on the BCM connector.
I spliced in the 4 pin plug for the PP gauges at the APIM connector.
Vacuum and oil pressure gauges work!
The oil pressure is 80 psi at cold start then lowers to around 30 psi warm.
I did not perform any programming to activate the oil pressure gauge. It might be relevant or not, I installed the Ford Performance Power Pack 2 approximately 3 years ago.
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Have any other installation options come up? I have a 2017 Mustang GT with a 6R80 transmission. I installed the Performance panel,gauge cluster, but it isn’t working.
I have Power Pack 2 installed
I have Power Pack 2 installed
muscandy999
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In this discussion, the guy did not change the wiring.Are you talking other wiring options, or a sandwich plate?
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/install-pp-gauges-on-non-pp-model-recap.99467/page-29
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