boost gauge plumbing
09-23-06, 12:55 PM
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boost gauge plumbing
hey everyone. i have a problem with getting boost to the boost gauge. i have the line t'ed in the engine bay but i have this little pastic hose with lots of diffrent fittings and im lost. i have put the little cones in the the threaded little nut looking things but the hose always just falls out 
can someone give me an idea of how to make this work like its supposed to. thanks
Gabe
can someone give me an idea of how to make this work like its supposed to. thanksGabe
09-23-06, 04:54 PM
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get the little metal cone thing and put it over the end of your plastic hose, MAKE sure it fits tight, then insert it into your fitting the tighten the hell out of it.... main thing is to make sure the little metal cone fits tight over your hose....
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
09-23-06, 06:14 PM
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ok they are both fitting the hose pretty loose. can i put super glue or something like that? im starting to get kinda woried about this.
09-23-06, 08:55 PM
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The fitting you speak of are just normal compression fittings. Works like the picture. Tighten the compression nut, but not too tight as to break the plastic tubing.
http://www.naturalhandyman.com/iip/i...b/infcomp.shtm
http://www.naturalhandyman.com/iip/i...b/infcomp.shtm
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