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Old 06-03-2005, 06:41 PM
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I just checked the fuel pressure in my car to make sure everything is good and thought I'd post a pic of my cheap/ghetto fuel pressure tester in case anyone needs the info. I clamped to the outside of the fuel rail rather than the threads that hold the cap on. The tube is 5/8" and fits very well. however, on the end to the guage, the fitting is much smaller and i had to put the 5/8" tube over a smaller tube and it leaked slightly. it worked well enough to confirm my fuel system appears good for now. bought the fuel pressure kit on ebay for around $30, but i think you can buy them about anywhere. that's all. thanks.
Old 06-03-2005, 07:50 PM
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Hey Jyoon, fyi please make sure you get the jump post cover's. Corrosion on that 14 pin connector and the exposed jump start terminal can cause you a lot of problems.
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ok, will do. tks for the tip.
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What I did once, I just bought a tester from PepBoys for 17$ and then put small o-ring inside the nut and screwd the tester to where it was supposed to be. Worked.

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Hey, that's great! you might want to add it to the "Ghetto Tech" thread!



PS keep a fire extinguisher handy...



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