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Brick Mentor

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hey all,

my stag needs a pressure switch which one and does anybody know where to get one and dollar value please :action-smiley-069:

rudi

If you ever find a way of buying them that isn't from nissan as a full assembly costing thousands of dollars I will be first in line behind you along with lots of other guys.

Apparently scotty has found a place that will make them up in china for rather cheap but unfortunately you have to order them by the thousand or something silly like that making them not cost effective.

scotty nm35 Grand Master

scotty nm35

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http://www.wako-clinac.co.jp/product_en/ps-20_en/index.html

This seems to be similar enough and can be specified in any pressure rating. Are you looking into it Rudi or did you need a hand with ordering the switch?

scotty nm35 Grand Master

scotty nm35

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That's the site he found , any particular one I meed?

Well yes, of course. :P

I can pull one out and measure the thread if needed, but the pressure rating may be hard to find. It will switch off at around 200psi then on again at around 180psi, but I am only guessing. The GTR runs 220psi I have read. Something close will do the job, although as my transfer case is slipping badly I was thinking a higher pressure switch may not be a bad idea...

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