Accusump remote fill and pressure gauge?
#1
Instructor
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Accusump remote fill and pressure gauge?
for you guys running an accusump.
Is it worthwhile to plumb the shrader value and the pressure gauge up to the dash, or do you just pull the fender liner after each track use to check the pressure on the backside of the accu-sump?
Is it worthwhile to plumb the shrader value and the pressure gauge up to the dash, or do you just pull the fender liner after each track use to check the pressure on the backside of the accu-sump?
#2
Safety Car
Mine is mounted in the left fender well. When I open my door, my gauge is pointed so I can see the pressure from there. I do have my schrader valve plumbed to right behind washer tank so I can get to it without removing liner.
#3
Drifting
You can see mine in this thread:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1592456225
I did the recommended upside down install which would have put the gauge at the bottom. You could still get to the the gauge and schrader by removing the small plastic panel that goes from the inner fender to under the car. But thats a hassle.
With a remote / gauge and fill make sure there aren't any leaks before closing it back up. I used Loctite 567 (PTFE filled) pipe thread sealant and can't detect any leakdown even after sitting for over a month.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1592456225
I did the recommended upside down install which would have put the gauge at the bottom. You could still get to the the gauge and schrader by removing the small plastic panel that goes from the inner fender to under the car. But thats a hassle.
With a remote / gauge and fill make sure there aren't any leaks before closing it back up. I used Loctite 567 (PTFE filled) pipe thread sealant and can't detect any leakdown even after sitting for over a month.
#4
Racer
You can see mine in this thread:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1592456225
I did the recommended upside down install which would have put the gauge at the bottom. You could still get to the the gauge and schrader by removing the small plastic panel that goes from the inner fender to under the car. But thats a hassle.
With a remote / gauge and fill make sure there aren't any leaks before closing it back up. I used Loctite 567 (PTFE filled) pipe thread sealant and can't detect any leakdown even after sitting for over a month.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...post1592456225
I did the recommended upside down install which would have put the gauge at the bottom. You could still get to the the gauge and schrader by removing the small plastic panel that goes from the inner fender to under the car. But thats a hassle.
With a remote / gauge and fill make sure there aren't any leaks before closing it back up. I used Loctite 567 (PTFE filled) pipe thread sealant and can't detect any leakdown even after sitting for over a month.
#5
Race Director
why would you check the pressure that often? If it is leaking, you will know it since the pre-lube will not function. I've run many of them, and I've never had to re-charge one unless I intentionally discharged it for service. They are double-o-ringed and the aluminum surface is as smooth as glass
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And from the outside.. Dont mind the blowout!
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