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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tim Andres" <tim2542@sbcglobal.net>


> Thanks Bob, so the sensor just operates an idiot light?  Probably needed 
> for
> factory setups since sump oil is injected into the intake. Hmmm....
> This has recently been discussed over on the Cozy board, since pushers 
> won't
> discover a serious oil leak (like a crank seal pushed out) until pressure 
> is
> lost. A device called the "skinny dipper" was suggested, it rides in the
> dipstick tube and operates a series of LED's to indicate oil level. 
> Problem
> is it cost several hundred $$$. Maybe this sensor could be adapted to 
> Lyc's?
> Tim Andres