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Question C3 oil pressure sender

Hi Guys I have a fresh C3 rebuild that is showing crazy oil pressure.I have fitted a new oil pressure sender from an SC ,will this give a different reading to a C3 sender ? Maybe a stuck oil pressure relief valve ?
Here is the engine prior to a first map to sort some fueling issues

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The SC and Carrera use 5 atmosphere sending units 911.606.135.00 while the C2 uses the 928 part but I dont know the amount of atmospheres it uses.
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thanks Bruce
anybody else ?
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I never had experience w/ the SC oil pressure senders but I did w/ the 964s which used 928.606.203.01 the 964 sender gives readings that are double what the original '76 C3 sender(911.613.571.01) gave

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911.613.571.01 >'79 same as the one used on the C3s
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911.606.213.00 '80>

I don't know what effect the later SC sender might have
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cheers Bill
well I have run it in a little more tonight and changed the break in oil,the pressure has now settled down,so I guess I was faffing about nothing.
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The 76 sender is a 10 atmosphere sender because that is what the guage is, at least in my 76 Turbo.
I missed what c3 represented in the original post.
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