Simple fuel pressure gauge installation questions
#1
Simple fuel pressure gauge installation questions
I bought a Plews 18" grease hose to connect between the fuel filter cannister and the fuel pressure isolater. The hose is rated at 3000 P.S.I. so I assume this will be ok to use? They had a heavy duty hose rated at 4500 P.S.I. but it was only 12" long and I wanted the extra length. (who doesn't want a couple of extra inches... ) I digress......
Also, should I apply any type of thread sealer to the banjo bolt or grease hose fittings?
Also, should I apply any type of thread sealer to the banjo bolt or grease hose fittings?
#2
The banjo should have a factory washer with rubber coating on it.
I used liquid teflon, people recommend against using regular teflon tape.
I think the 3000 psi hose should be fine, only overkill by about 2980 psi.
I used liquid teflon, people recommend against using regular teflon tape.
I think the 3000 psi hose should be fine, only overkill by about 2980 psi.
#4
Thought I had everything but just noticed that I am missing a fitting. My grease gun hose has two male ends but the pressure sender is a male end also. Look's like I need a connection with two female ends with 1/8" NPT threads. Is brass what I should use?
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