oil gauge

He was doing fine on fuel, and the oil gauge looked OK.

Tom flicked his eyes down to the oil gauge.

The interior has an added oil gauge that resides next to the boost one.

Instruments consisted of a speedometer, clock, oil gauge and ammeter.

"But watch the oil gauge pretty close.

The oil gauge still looked OK, but the last thing Buck wanted was to overheat.

Pawing at it like a blind man, I realized I'd found an oil gauge dipstick.

The oil gauge dropped to zero.

He passed through Flemington at three in the morning, and just the other side of there the oil gauge told him he had trouble.

He saw the needle of the oil gauge go leaping up till it jammed at the limit of the dial.

An oil gauge was easily fitted by inserting a 'T-piece' in the oil pressure switch.

There is the aforementioned oil gauge, which does not show pressure and has no markings but purports to indicate level and temperature of the lubricant.

The fire was caused by the ignition of oil which was spraying from a rupture in a lube oil gauge line.

Amp gauge is American Westinghouse and oil gauge is "Aurea" insignia marked.

And"-she gave him a sly look-"that special Harley Davidson oil gauge you've been trying to locate but can't."

These extras included a spot light, a fog light, chrome plated bumber over-riders, sun visors, an oil gauge, outer wheel trims and metallic paint.

Al, bending over the wheel, kept shifting eyes from the road to the instrument panel, watching the ammeter needle, which jerked suspiciously, watching the oil gauge and the heat indicator.

Tachometer, gasoline gauge, gasoline-flow indicator, gasoline feed system pressure indicator, oil gauge, oil-pressure gauge, radia-tor temperature indicator-all the instruments were good.

At 19:16 he shut the engine down, and after a short discussion with the Chief Engineer, a decision was taken to replace the oil gauge, there being nothing apparently wrong with the engine.

The car tested by The Times also had white leather upholstery and deep lambswool carpets, tachometer, ammeter, oil gauge, clock, headlamp flasher (vital) and water temperature gauge.

On January 20, 1913 at Garden City, New York she attempted a women's altitude record, but had to return to ground when an oil gauge broke and oil obscured her vision.

Try to figure out the oil gauge, and you will pull off and sit puzzling at the side of the road, wondering if continued progress will leave you afoot and contributing to your own trade deficit.

Even before an apparently minor problem with an oil gauge forced the Air Force to cut short the B-2's second flight last week, skepticism about the future of the program and Northrop's ability to manage it was running high.

Standard features include analog speedometer and tachometer and an LCD multi-function gauge that includes fuel and oil gauge, hour meter, low fuel, oil, voltage and overheat warnings, compass, trip meter and clock, air and water temperature, average and peak speed and various maintenance information.