Question about boost gauge fitment issues in a dash speaker mount enclosure.
#1
Senior Member
Thread Starter
Question about boost gauge fitment issues in a dash speaker mount enclosure.
Just wondering if anyone installed an Autometer boost gauge into a dash speaker mount enclosure ?
The nylon sender line doesn't look like it should be bent and it needs to at the back of the enclosure. Has anyone found an angle fitting at McMaster-Carr or elsewhere that might work ? Anyone have a part number or suggestions ?
Thanks.
The nylon sender line doesn't look like it should be bent and it needs to at the back of the enclosure. Has anyone found an angle fitting at McMaster-Carr or elsewhere that might work ? Anyone have a part number or suggestions ?
Thanks.
#3
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Ditch the stupid nylon hose. Go to a hardware store and get a fitting that will screw into the back of the gauge and converts it to a typical hose barb.
The nylon tubing/ferrules that come with Autometer gauges suck. The small tubing slows response, and the ferrules will leak after being reinstalled once or twice, changing the gauge's reading.
Dale
The nylon tubing/ferrules that come with Autometer gauges suck. The small tubing slows response, and the ferrules will leak after being reinstalled once or twice, changing the gauge's reading.
Dale
#4
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Thread Starter
I have an Autometer analog gauge already, so looking for a way to make it work Rynberg. Thanks.
I'll try a local NAPA Dale, they might have thick walled fuel hose as well, which I'm guessing I would use in place of this nylon stuff ?
Thanks for your suggestions.
I'll try a local NAPA Dale, they might have thick walled fuel hose as well, which I'm guessing I would use in place of this nylon stuff ?
Thanks for your suggestions.