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10-09-2006, 07:52 PM
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I've been trying to track down one of the rail pressure gauges I've asked before but I'll be damned if I can find one. Any help would be great thanks
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Once you address the lift pump then the next weak link is the CP3 delivery to the rail. Most pressure and timing/duration stacks will drain the fuel rail or reduce the pressure enough to cause a loss in HP. So that is the next step is to be able to monitor that pressure after you address the LP and that pressure.
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http://www.quadzillapower.com/prod_commander.html
Check these out. They can do LP Pressure as well as Rail Pressure and your other gauges in one package. They are also not that much more than just the rail pressure gauge.
Check these out. They can do LP Pressure as well as Rail Pressure and your other gauges in one package. They are also not that much more than just the rail pressure gauge.
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In a pinch you can hook up a digital voltmeter to the center wire on your rail pressure sensor and then read the voltages as you drive down the road. Then you can convert the voltages to a pressure reading with a bit of math.
Assuming you own a digital voltmeter already, then you're $0 out-of-pocket!