Autometer boost gauge
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Autometer boost gauge
I am going to install a boost gauge in my FD. But I don;t know how to hook up the nylon tube firmly with the fitting...
Can someone tell me how to play with these "little guys"????? Pictourial Instruction will be appreicated~
thx thx
Can someone tell me how to play with these "little guys"????? Pictourial Instruction will be appreicated~
thx thx
You will need to take a short length of heavy duty rubber hose that fits snugly over the nylon hose and the fitting. Crappy hose will collapse when it gets hot (and it will
). Firmly zip tie it like meddle mentioned.
). Firmly zip tie it like meddle mentioned.
Slip one end of the hose over the nipple on the intake and slip the other end over the nylon tube. Silicon sealer helps keep the rubber/nylon connection airtight. Make sure to shorten that rubber hose to a reasonable length. The instructions should cover just about everything else.
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I have tried to follow the diagram~
however the diagram seems not clear enough to me...
I just want to know how to lock the nylon tube to the brass fittings or the gauag ???
thxthx
however the diagram seems not clear enough to me...
I just want to know how to lock the nylon tube to the brass fittings or the gauag ???
thxthx
In the middle of one of the brass fittings, there should be a small "olive/ferrule" or a tiny hollow-drilled sphere the same diameter as the nylon hose. The hose goes through that, and when you tighten the brass fitting it crushes and creates an interference fit. That is what secures the nylon hose to the fitting.
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