Covid boredom

[carlo rossi]

can we start a game where someone posts a picture of an obscure part
and we get to guess it ? Alfa of course and possible small hints and then after 2 days
a new one starts ?

[carlo rossi]

what? where ?and what car ?

[Maltalfisti]

Neat idea! 

That part looks in good nick. Based on your signature, it's not an '83 GTV is it? 

[Alfetta77]

Oil temp sender?

[Colin Edwards]

Fuel pressure sensor.............1995 < 2005?
Or air-con refrigerant pressure sensor?

[Domenic]

Speedo drive

Either 164 or 916 GTV

[bonno]

I am with Domenic, it is a speed sensor from a 164.

[vin sharp]

Flux capacitor from an Alfa DeRomeo. Time & place unknown due to random travels at warp speed...
Sorry, I have no idea!

[carlo rossi]

Closes in the morning
No one is correct -although close

[kaleuclint]

Tacho drive.
Oil temperature sensor.
Water temperature sensor (?)

Not applying any technical knowledge here.  Just throwing in what seems to be left!

[carlo rossi]

ok the closest is alfetta 77 it is a alfetta oil pressure sensor

well done
ok alfetta your turn post a part,if not late tonight ill put a new one up

[Domenic]

are we sure we're all looking at the same picture?

I've never seen an Alfetta with an oil pressure sensor that looks like that. The Alfetta sensor has an external thread...the picture you put up doesn't

[Colin Edwards]

Agree with Dom.  Electrical connector looks too modern for a mid 70's design.  Don't most oil pressure sensors feature a male BSPT thread?

A fluid temp transducer "usually" features an exposed probe whereas a fluid pressure transducer "usually" features a female-like cavity.

But who are we to argue.....................it is off an Alfa?

[rowan_bris]

I also agree!

[vin sharp]

No Alfetta oil press sender that's for sure....the collar nut on the end suggests high pressure gas or hydraulics sealing.