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Old 09-17-2005, 10:06 AM
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Ok this is a rather n00b question and for some reason the search thign isnt working (server issues)

so to the point. im trying to install a boost gauge. its an autometer and it uses the nylon tubing. well my problem is how do i connect it to the rubber vacuum lines? it sounds like a easy thing to do but the nylon doesnt work with the T's. is there some special way of doing this or am i just really not getting it.
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Default Re: boost gauge install (ferio 95)

connect a silicone/rubber hose over the tee and the nylon so that they connect, ghetto but it works
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whats going to keep it from blowing out the rubber tho? i assume just using zipties on it like i did all the other lines would work just fine
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I ran the nylon/plastic hose down the silicone hose about 12" and I ziptied it about every 2-3" and connect silicone hose to T-fitting. works good and doesn't blow off. remember to use zip ties though.
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Default Re: boost gauge install (smoovy)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by smoovy &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I ran the nylon/plastic hose down the silicone hose about 12" and I ziptied it about every 2-3" and connect silicone hose to T-fitting. works good and doesn't blow off. remember to use zip ties though.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yup thats how i have mine, i put the hose from the boost gauge into the rubber vacuum hose about a foot and zip tied it, no problems or anything with leaks
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I'm not following..... am I the only one who had no problems?!?!?!
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