Bill,

As one who has the Digitool permanently mounted, I like this idea.  You could pop the lid and get an instant read of things as they are.  So what we need to do is find a hose to fit the fitting or a fitting to fit all the hoses, right?

Chuck

In a message dated Tue, 6 Feb 2001  3:09:22 PM Eastern Standard Time, Bill Davidson <wdavidson@THEGRID.NET> writes:

<< > you like, but I think you're going to see only what the regulator is
doing.
> The pump puts out excess pressure, the regulator sends the rest back to
the
> tank.

ahh...  but you will also see if the check valve is leaking at the fuel pump
when the engine is turned off.... or if one of the injectors is leaking with
the engine turned off...

I am thinking of a permanently installed fuel gauge as I do my digitool... a
handy diagnostic tool .... especially in remote areas where I must rely on
myself... (and since I am chemically sensitive it would be nice not to have
to open the FI system and breathe the fumes )... also better to have it
installed already than have to open the system in some windblown sandy patch
of desert where contamination could result...

Bill
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