OEM and Private Label Oil Pressure Gauges

Marshall Oil Pressure Gauges
View All Oil Pressure Gauges

Oil Pressure Gauges
Keep an eye on important pressure levels with our 2-5/8" mechanical, 2-1/16" full sweep electric and our 1-1/2 in direct mount oil pressure gauges.

2-1/16" Electric Oil Pressure Gauges
Electric oil pressure gauges are connected, via wires, to a pressure sender which is installed in a port in the system being monitored. It is important to use an electric gauge with the correct sender. If a sender that does not have the same electrical match is used the gauge will not provide the proper readings and the needle may act erratically. Marshall Instruments electric oil pressure gauges include the required sender. In tight areas, stainless steel braided tubing can be used to remote mount the electric sender, providing both an electrical ground and pressure to the sender.

1-1/2" Shock Proof Direct Mount Oil Pressure Gauges
Available in a variety of pressure ranges and dial styles. Most gauges are liquid filled to provide vibration resistant readings. Our 1-1/2" direct mount oil pressure gauges have a center back 1/8 in. NPT male fitting and mount on any fuel pressure regulator line with a 1/8 in. NPT pressure port.

Oil pressure gauges:

• Engine Turned Dial

• Carbon Fiber Dial

• Black Marshall Dial - Dry or Liquid Filled

• White Dial, Dual Range (PSI/KPA) - Dry or Liquid Filled

• Midnight Black Series Oil Pressure Gauges

• Midnight Silver Series Oil Pressure Gauges

As you increase the performance of the engine the forces placed upon the metal parts increase as well. The higher you rev the engine, the centrifugal forces try to expel the oil off of the crank shaft. Higher oil pressure is needed to maintain the proper oil buffer.

You will need to be aware of the oil pressure requirements of your vehicle. If doing modifications you will need to know the pressure ratings of your oil pump. If modifications have been made to your engine you need to verify that your oil pump is capable of producing the required pressure and volume to maintain proper lubrication.

If the oil pressure drops below the desired limits, you should, as quickly as possible, determine and fix whatever has caused the loss of oil pressure before engine damage occurs.

Our Customers

Custom Dials

Get a Quote