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Fuel Pressure Gauge 1 1/2 in. Diameter [Liquid Filled] White Face Dial
555-41040
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JEGS 555-41040 Fuel Pressure Gauge Features:
- 0-15 psi reading for 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 white face for compact viewing such as under the hood
Specifications:
Do these gauges actually have glass lenses (per description) or are they polycarbonate? Every under-hood gauge I've ever owned has had a polycarbonate lens, and melt if they're accidently sprayed with gasoline.
It says the Guage comes with either red or black needle but when you put it in the cart there is no option
Do these gauges have an equalization valve
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