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Same thread, take the existing level sensor out of the 172 block and replace with a valver one. It has 3 wires coming off it 2 for the oil level and one for your oil temp gauge feed.
I have a sensor its never been over 110 on the track, With an oil cooler it hits 100 max on track.
Regarding fitting it use a combined oil level/ oil temp sensor from a valver, it replaces the oil level sensor on the 172.
Mesh are good when it comes to value but rubbish when something goes wrong, buyer beware.
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Speed of a router has nothing to do with what O/S in on the host system, a router is a computer in itself with its own memory and cpu.
My guess may be - if you are using wireless on your laptop then there is some interference from a nearby network on the same channel or a nearby channel.
Or it...
The looms are different from the 172 to the 182, the whole loom inside will need to be swapped it would be a mission and a half for sat nav no better than a tom tom.
They aint plugged the alternator connector back in the dimwhits, its a small plug with one wire coming off the loom with the battery live feed near the alternator.
Far more expensive things can go on a mk2 ph1 172. If you are stuggling to find a standard one buy a modded one then swap the parts for standard parts with people here - may make some money back too.
The box tends to leak oil into its drip tray. I top mine up every 2 months and do a full change every 10k miles. you cant really check the level the best way is to pour some oil in until you cant get any more in.