Recently my fuel pressure gauge got messed up. I have a Mr. Gasket fuel pressure gauge and was wondering if i can use it. I dont know how to read the gauge since its from 1 to 15?? Any help please http://www.innovateurs.net/Ima...O.jpg

 

1 = 1 psi .... 15 = 15 psi .... psi = pounds per square inch ....

Fuel pressure and fuel level are different.

 

I dont know what car would run less than 15psi of fuel. But Honda's start at 42psi.

 

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Tractor guage?

 

that's for carburated engines

 

Regardless of what it is, and what it is for ....

this kid apparently has a problem with his fuel level gauge .... and no fuel pressure gauge will give him the reading he wants.

 

look at youre connection on top of the fuel pump.

 

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That's what I was thinking. Though am not sure. FI engines generally run more than 35 psi. Never seen a FI one below 15....

@ OP:
You need to get a gauge that's higher up in fuel pressure, no FI engine runs 1-15psi.


EDIT:
You need something like this:




Modified by Syndacate at 11:57 PM 3/10/2007

 

Oh snap, I wasnt thinking, ima go buy a b and m tomorrow.

 

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Before you do, are you having troubles with an actual aftermarket fuel pressure gauge, or is your fuel level gauge on your cluster not working?

 

i had a cheap gauge on my aeromotive reg.. it broke from the vibration of the motor. I was being dumb an bought a carborated fuel gauge. But now the b and m is in an works fine.