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Fuel Pressure Gauge 1 1/2 in. Diameter [Liquid Filled]
555-41010
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JEGS 555-41010 Fuel Pressure Gauge Features:
- 0-15 psi reading for most carbureted applications
- 1/8 in. NPT male threaded fitting to screw into your existing fuel system
- Liquid-filled to slow down engine vibration of the needle
- Stainless steel case and bezel for long life and great looks
- 1 1/2 in. diameter black face for compact viewing such as under the hood
FAQ
Should fuel pressure gauges be liquid filled?
- Yes, liquid-filled fuel pressure gauges dampen vibration, prolonging gauge life by preventing internal components' wear and tear, ensuring accurate readings.
Why are some pressure gauges filled with fluid?
- Fluid-filled pressure gauges absorb shock, reducing needle movement caused by vibration, maintaining accuracy, and enhancing durability.
What is the filling liquid for a pressure gauge?
- The filling liquid for pressure gauges is typically glycerin or silicone oil, chosen for its stability and resistance to temperature changes.
What is the difference between liquid filled and non-liquid filled pressure gauges?
- Liquid-filled gauges have fluid inside, reducing vibration for accuracy and durability, whereas non-liquid filled gauges lack this damping, making them more susceptible to movement and wear.
Specifications:
In the instructions supplied it says to mount the gauge face vertically and then clip the end of the nipple off on the top of the gauge.... what's that about? I was hoping to mount it with the face horizontal.
Why is there liquid inside the glass ?
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