Gauge problem solved.........


$65

I make Filet au Poivre ....$25

Moët champagne $40

Dessert I get free
 
Kayvan said:
$65

I make Filet au Poivre ....$25

Moët champagne $40

Dessert I get free
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The price is more than fair. I will take 3!
 
Good come back!+1
 
I wonder if they'd be interested in a group buy
 
The older I get the less I spend
 
Kayvan said:


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I'm virtually positive I used these exact words in another post somewhere..... Does she have a sister?
 
Where is the best source of vacuum/boost for the 30 lb. boost gauge. The sources after the T.B. give vacuum but no boost. I see a spare nipple at the fuel pressure regulator, will that supply a boost signal?
 
paul b said:
Where is the best source of vacuum/boost for the 30 lb. boost gauge. The sources after the T.B. give vacuum but no boost. I see a spare nipple at the fuel pressure regulator, will that supply a boost signal?
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Yes. I hooked a GM 3 BAR sensor to that port.
 
Can you post a picture of that port?
 
Thanx
 
Last Saturday a friend and I installed Speedhut Gauges and new panels. Took about 3 hours working slowly and patiently. They look great. Minimal skills required! [I'm talking about me]
 
Performing some routine maintenance, started the engine to purge the cooling system to find yet another failed gauge; this time it's the boost gauge. Added to failed fuel and amps gauges, that makes three failed gauges. At this point, the Speed Hut replacement set would appear to be the only viable option.
 
Rolled in my FGT over to my friend's shop this morning to
work on a new experiment for my car...

Speed Hut is dash performing flawlessly... not only a viable option VJ, but the best option
when considering the other choice is to pay three times as much and end up with the same
poor quality gauges that have already failed you (us) previously.

mardyn
 
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