Inline Fuel Pressure Gauge Install....Cheap! |
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Inline Fuel Pressure Gauge Install....Cheap! |
Jason74914 |
Jun 2 2016, 05:41 PM
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So, I've been tracking down some fuel delivery issues and got tired of hooking and unhooking the fuel pressure meter. I found a great, and inexpensive solution that works great that I thought I'd share.
I installed an inline fuel pressure gauge from JEGS. It is small, 1.5" face, and they come in any color and range that you can imagine. Liquid filled for vibration. Only $20. I chose black face with range of 0-60 psi. Link below. JEGS did not have a fitting that would fit the 7mm fuel line (I actually use 3/8 or 7.9mm FI line just fine.) So, sourced one from Summit Racing with 5/16 nipples...which is 7.9mm. $6. Link below. I installed new high pressure line from front injector rail to cold start valve, and put the inline gauge in-between, closer to the fuel rail. See pic. It works great! I can now easily monitor the fuel pressure from the engine bay, at any time. Makes troubleshooting fuel delivery issues easier....now on to the other problems. http://www.jegs.com/p/JEGS-Performance-Pro...ge=90&pno=1 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-g1713cl |
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