What Size Vacuum Hose For Boost Gauge. Ok then get a compression fitting that fits the gauge and the hose. Hopefully this should do the trick.
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Be certain to set base fuel pressure with the vacuum/boost line disconnected when the engine is running. [/quote] youre right. it does feel a little stiff. So if you dont have a hose going through the firewall then yes you need one.
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A small plastic tube goes to the gauge. similar to a mechanical oil pressure gauge. I bought some 7/64th vacuum hose from auto zone. but i think its a.
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Ive heard its a good idea to wait atleast 3. maybe even 5k miles before your first oil change to give your seals a chance to break in. Ok then get a compression fitting that fits the gauge and the hose.
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You need to see where it goes on the engine or if its even hooked up. Boost gauge of your choice;
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[/quote] damn. that hose feels like it is made of hard plastic. C) for each port on the cs vacuum/boost block. plan what hose/fitting you will use and where they will route.
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Easiest place to tap for power is the clock. Theres a vacuum/boost line that runs between the circled nipple/port (see above pic posted by karter2026) and this thing.
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I am installing the omori boost gauge but the supply like they give is way to short. You need to see where it goes on the engine or if its even hooked up.
The Proper Vacuum/Boost Connection For An Aeromotive Bypass Regulator Requires A Length Of 5/32 Vacuum Line To Be Routed From The Intake Manifold Plenum. After The Throttle Body. To The Port In The Regulator Cap.
Its been a while since ive messed with it but im 99% sure this is the firewall to engine bay connection. Be certain to set base fuel pressure with the vacuum/boost line disconnected when the engine is running. Thats right i did find it.
Theres A Vacuum/Boost Line That Runs Between The Circled Nipple/Port (See Above Pic Posted By Karter2026) And This Thing.
Howdy all. after many google searches im yet to come up with a definitive answer as to what size vacuum hose is best or needed for running a boost gauge? I am installing the omori boost gauge but the supply like they give is way to short. The clear just doesnt hold up as good as the black hose does imho.
Ive Heard Its A Good Idea To Wait Atleast 3. Maybe Even 5K Miles Before Your First Oil Change To Give Your Seals A Chance To Break In.
You need to see where it goes on the engine or if its even hooked up. 2 1/16 inch hole size: This hose is 3/16 and less critical than the bpv control hose.
Can Anyone Advise On What They Have Fitted Please?
I bought some 7/64th vacuum hose from auto zone. but i think its a. Hopefully this should do the trick. Will take some pictures when it all arrives.
Just Get Some Compression Fittings And Dont Use The Stupid White Plastic T And Rubber Boot.that Chit Is Stupid.
First of all. the vinyl hose collapses and doesnt seal in the compression fitting. and besides that it took me 3 days of searching to find a compression fitting that 1) fit the right size vinyl hose and 2) fit the gauges 1/8 npt. Powerstrokearmy power strokes 6.0 aftermarket: C) for each port on the cs vacuum/boost block. plan what hose/fitting you will use and where they will route.