On 28 Feb 2005 at 20:57, Mark Keller <kelphoto@TELUS.NET> wrote: > > The NAPA auto parts store also carries these basic items, although the > price may be a little higher. The best answer to you question is that > you on the right track-- I actually used a spare fuel injection hose > clamp. Ensure that you use fuel injection hose for the guage. The > guage is just a plain old guage, 0-100 psi is right., and the schraeder > (sp) valve does screw into the tee; NAPA too. In a pinch, a mechanical oil pressure gauge will also work, especially if you have a cheap one lying around as I did. I cobbled up some adapters to fit, and it worked like a charm. They can also be had for under $10 at Walmart, etc. I wouldn't recommend this route for regular duty, but for a one time use, it's fine.
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