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My 1984 Corvette has the Xram intake modification. The fuel lines were somewhat modified from the stock crossfire and the last owner left off the schrader valve off. Is there any other way to test the fuel pressure or is there some sort of kit where I can make new lines with a schrader valve in it?
My 1984 Corvette has the Xram intake modification. The fuel lines were somewhat modified from the stock crossfire and the last owner left off the schrader valve off. Is there any other way to test the fuel pressure or is there some sort of kit where I can make new lines with a schrader valve in it?
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I don't know where or how but something like this? Dan
Looks like something you put in place of the fuel filter so a gauge can be hooked up. I know TBI can use an adapter that screws into the throttle bodies inlet but I'm not familiar with crossfire plumbing and the feasibility of using one.
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Originally Posted by stew86MCSS396
Looks like something you put in place of the fuel filter so a gauge can be hooked up. I know TBI can use an adapter that screws into the throttle bodies inlet but I'm not familiar with crossfire plumbing and the feasibility of using one.
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Testing fuel prssure
