B&M fuel pressure guage leaks
I installed a B&M fuel pressure gauge on my GSR about a 3 weeks ago. While i was driving i would smell gas, but i thought it was just the testpipe acting up, but the smell would get really strong from time to time. I popped my hood and saw that there was dried gas along the top of the bango bolt that holds the gauge on top of the fuel filter.
So i re-installed the gauge using teflon tape, and it still leaks, but not as much. What should I do now?
So i re-installed the gauge using teflon tape, and it still leaks, but not as much. What should I do now?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BALL BAG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">he used teflon tape</TD></TR></TABLE>
yea are there any alternatives to the b&m gauge? I am installing a skunk 2 manifold so i figure as long as everythign is apart, i would install a stainless fuel line and ditch the gauge.
yea are there any alternatives to the b&m gauge? I am installing a skunk 2 manifold so i figure as long as everythign is apart, i would install a stainless fuel line and ditch the gauge.
theres a few people who make a whole new fpr with a gauge built onto it ...check out ebay and stuff for em I cant remember who makes them i know arospeed does , but not sure how there craftsman ship is holding up these days . I never had any problems with my b&m though man
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