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Old 04-30-2005, 06:17 PM
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Fuel Press Gauge, What do i need?

Getting ready to purchase a fuel pressure gauge from Genos, wondering what i need to go along with the gauge. I am going to buy the Di Pricol gauge. Do i need tapped banjo bolts, i know Genos sells them, i also see that they sell a billet cap to go on the fuel filter, would that be a better way to go rather then the banjo bolts? Thanks for the help
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i got the tapped banjo with the banjo bolt kit, worked fine for me
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I notice that Genos has a variety of Banjo bolt kits, which kit should i kit if i was to go that route?
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All you need is the single one to replace the stock banjo under your filter housing. Get a couple new seals and the bolt $10......
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You also will need a needle valve...



Here is a explode view of the parts I'd used in my setup... NO Isolator in mine...
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Is the isolator nessasary? Or can you just run tubing like the pic above from your banjo bolt to the guage?
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just install it like the pic above and close the needle vavle off then open it just enough to were the gauge works . cause if you open it to much you will get a rattling sound . and over time the pulse can kill the gauge . i been running mine with a set up alot like this for over a year now with no issues . you will want the needle valve to dampen the pulse that the vp44 puts out.
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Red face

I ran my line right to my cheap little guage and it is going coo coo sometimes could this be from air in the line too?
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Originally posted by Roadrunner
I ran my line right to my cheap little guage and it is going coo coo sometimes could this be from air in the line too?
Roadrunner,
Did you install a needle valve in your setup? My experience with air in the line is better... It softness the pulses to the gauge and you can open the needle valve a bit more...
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