Ken, did you get the pressure guage at Lowe's? and is it a wet type?
This sounds like a really good diagnostic tool that I would like to
build and install. What about the heat from the engine. Does it affect
the gage, leaving it there?

Thanks,

Regards,

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver

Ken Lewis wrote:

>Jason,
>    For about $12 worth of parts from Lowes Home Improvement
>I put together a fuel pressure gauge that stays permanentley
>attached. Consists of 100psi gauge, tee and two barbed hose
>adapters. Place inline, to the left of the pressure
>regulator was handy for me.
>    The system should hold pressure for at least a half
>hour.
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