Installing Fuel Pressure Gauge ?
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Usually most people put it between the stock filter canister and the CP3 as DM said. This way you can manage filter life. I did not do mine that way. I just got a billett filter lid from Geno's and threaded my sensor into it as I had an electric FP gauge from Autometer. My mechanical Di Pricol is setup the same though in the filter lid. However, since Fleetguard went to the new 7 m filters, they don't fit the same way so you have to notch the filter rim so fuel can get to the line so I don't recommend going that way anymore. Besides, it was way to handy. So the next best way, IMO, is to find a banjo bolt that will replace the fitting coming out of the bottom of the filter canister on the line that feeds the CP3. From there you can run your fuel line to an isolator or straight to a mechanical gauge or to an electric sensor for an electric gauge. BTW, the same fitting can be used at the inlet of the CP3 as well and will accomplish the same thing. Hope this helps.
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Got regular fuel hose connecting it?
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If you got regular fuel hose connecting it, find some fitting and T into the suction side. Then on the 3rd leg you can install the isolator or whats required for the gauge.
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If you got regular fuel hose connecting it, find some fitting and T into the suction side. Then on the 3rd leg you can install the isolator or whats required for the gauge.
Last edited by wildbill; 07-18-2008 at 03:38 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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