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I want to do something like the picture below. I'm trying to figure out what fitting I need to screw onto the Schrader valve and to match up to the gauge giving me a 45 degree angle. I know my gauge is 1/8 NPT Male.
I want to do something like the picture below. I'm trying to figure out what fitting I need to screw onto the Schrader valve and to match up to the gauge giving me a 45 degree angle. I know my gauge is 1/8 NPT Male.
I got this Accel gauge. That angled gauge looks better. Unscrew the valve and screw on the gauge.
The GM Schrader is #4 AN. Earl's has all sorts of adaptors. I stock a few. You can see them in my Sales Guide available on-line under the downloads section. I suggest the AutoMeter electronic gage though as this way you can view it inside the cockpit. You do not have to do a permanent install - leave the gage in the box and use it as a test tool as needed. Being able to read fuel pressure while driving is often critical to solving many issues !
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I want to do something like the picture below. I'm trying to figure out what fitting I need to screw onto the Schrader valve and to match up to the gauge giving me a 45 degree angle. I know my gauge is 1/8 NPT Male.
that fuel gauge is on my 85. basically, I got everything from fleabay. you need the fuel rail adapter, and replace the 90° elbow with a 45° part. the gauge is a marshall liquid filled - again fleabay. hope this helps....
Fuel Pressure Guage
