Druck Pressure??

[niall]

Could someone post a picture of the Porsche instrument panel with the "druck/pressure" gauge.

Because on some older euro models there was an "oil pressure gauge" , "Oil Temp gauge" and an "Oil tank level gauge" I always asumed the one on the left was the actual oil Pressure.

[Gunter]

Originally posted by SlantnoseSD
I am new to Porsches and questions will come up maybe they are easy, maybe they are stupid, maybe I'm just too lazy to look them up myself but thats what this forum and all forums are all about.
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[KCPSG]

here is one pic that I could find on short notice of the instrument panel.

[niall]

If you take a look at the photo of mine below you will see it has 3 oil gauges.

First on left = OIL (I asumed Pressure)
Second = Temp (Oil Temperature)
Third = Druck / Press ( I assumed oil level in tank)

Am I correct?

[KCPSG]

Actually 1st on left is oil level in the tank
2nd is temp and 3rd is pressure

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[Sweeny Todd]

Originally posted by JohnKo
Just for the hell of it, and 'cause I see no one else has mentioned it, "druck" means pressure in German, so druck pressure ...

Didja ever wonder why it's the only guage labeled in both languages? It's the only German on my dash. Isn't that a bit odd?

Hal

[Gunter]

Lots of odd things about a 911.
Engine in the rear (Confuses Border Guards)
Oil is checked with engine running (Confuses gas jockeys)
Has 14 liters of oil (Causing panick sometimes when changing)
Can be "Corner-balanced" (Confuses alignment techs)
Is always viewed with suspicion by Police. (I wonder why?)
Can almost fly under the radar.
Can pass a string of 18-wheelers, campers and day-dreaming tourists.
Makes Testosterone-loaded young bucks wishing they had one.
Driving it makes you feel 6 inches taller (And 2 inches longer)
Not all women like it: "You love that car more than me".
As for German on the dash:
Druck is there for the Germans, since "Press" has a different meaning for them.
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