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ASH302 03-08-2011 04:21 PM

picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
as title says i'm wanting to add two more gauges and wonder if anyone has a picture or can tell me in detail where to plug into on the guages, i'm doing a speedo cluster gauge, so any pictures or detail help i would be thankful for, thanks

ASh

ASH302 03-08-2011 04:21 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
looking at autometer sport comp gauges match my others, silver ring and black face

ASh

DSG2003Mach1 03-08-2011 04:29 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
are you looking for where the guage sending units hook to the car? power for the guages? not sure what youre looking for here

just a thought but have you looked at the aeroforce gauges? theyll monitor everything the OBDII does, since we have a fuel rail pressure sensor you dont need anything else and can run 2 add-on sensors (could run oil pressure and boost etc...)

ASH302 03-08-2011 06:58 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
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Originally Posted by DSG2003Mach1 (Post 1371615)
are you looking for where the guage sending units hook to the car? power for the guages? not sure what youre looking for here

just a thought but have you looked at the aeroforce gauges? theyll monitor everything the OBDII does, since we have a fuel rail pressure sensor you dont need anything else and can run 2 add-on sensors (could run oil pressure and boost etc...)

i'm looking at where i have to hook em up to the car, not the power source i got that down. but just wonder where the best spot to hook up. i'm going to get autometer sport comp gauges for sure, if i was going to change it would be the ford racing gauges, they look really nice, but my boost gauge is sport comp so i'm sticking with them and the price is really good for a budget

ASh

DSG2003Mach1 03-08-2011 11:15 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
easiest way to get fuel pressure is just to use the schrader valve on the pass side fuel rail...might need an adapter to thread it on depending on what they supply you with.

Im sure if you look around you can find a pic/description of where to install the oil pressure sensor..might need a Y to use the stock gauge and aftermarket

ASH302 03-08-2011 11:48 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DSG2003Mach1 (Post 1371823)
easiest way to get fuel pressure is just to use the schrader valve on the pass side fuel rail...might need an adapter to thread it on depending on what they supply you with.

Im sure if you look around you can find a pic/description of where to install the oil pressure sensor..might need a Y to use the stock gauge and aftermarket

i may need a t-fitting on that then, cuz i have my nitrous fuel line going in to that right now. but thanks for the help

ASh

ASH302 03-14-2011 06:23 PM

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anyone,


ASh

ASH302 03-14-2011 06:24 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DSG2003Mach1 (Post 1371823)
easiest way to get fuel pressure is just to use the schrader valve on the pass side fuel rail...might need an adapter to thread it on depending on what they supply you with.

Im sure if you look around you can find a pic/description of where to install the oil pressure sensor..might need a Y to use the stock gauge and aftermarket

well i'll be able to hook it up on the shrader valve cuz i'm takin the nitrous gauge off

ASh

ASH302 03-15-2011 03:41 AM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Ok so i changed my mind and just going to do the fuel pressure gauge, so that i have this straight just hook it up to the schrader valve on the fuel rail??? just want to make sure, if that is correct that is too easy and will work out great,

going with a steering colum gauge pod. don't really need the oil pressure one. imo.

i think with running a s/c the important ones are A/F, boost, and fuel pressure. so i want to have those there for me to view when i need too

ASh

TRMach1 03-15-2011 11:13 AM

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Ash, I'm a little concerned that the title says "mech gauges!" I'm thinking you don't want to be running oil and fuel lines into the cockpit of the car!! :eek: Electrical gauges with sending units are the best and safest method to use. :3amin:

2k4mach 03-15-2011 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by TRMach1 (Post 1374097)
Ash, I'm a little concerned that the title says "mech gauges!" I'm thinking you don't want to be running oil and fuel lines into the cockpit of the car!! :eek: Electrical gauges with sending units are the best and safest method to use. :3amin:


yup, no way id want a mechanical fuel pressure gauge in the car.

ASH302 03-15-2011 11:55 AM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TRMach1 (Post 1374097)
Ash, I'm a little concerned that the title says "mech gauges!" I'm thinking you don't want to be running oil and fuel lines into the cockpit of the car!! :eek: Electrical gauges with sending units are the best and safest method to use. :3amin:

that was a concern, but i thought the electrical gauges doesn't give a good reading compare to a mech????? am i right or wrong on that.

thanks for the concern, something to think bout,

ASh

2k4mach 03-15-2011 12:08 PM

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for the fuel you would need a isolator to run the mech. inside the car.

i think its autometer part 5282

i would use it for the oil pressure as well, its no fun to have that cheap *** nylon line break and pump oil over the inside of your car. been the done that.

TRMach1 03-15-2011 12:24 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by txmach302 (Post 1374110)
that was a concern, but i thought the electrical gauges doesn't give a good reading compare to a mech????? am i right or wrong on that.

thanks for the concern, something to think bout,

ASh

You're not flying the space shuttle, man! Electrical gauges are plenty accurate enough.

ASH302 03-15-2011 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by TRMach1 (Post 1374128)
You're not flying the space shuttle, man! Electrical gauges are plenty accurate enough.

ok i just really didn't think they were, so that is why i wanted to get mech. the sad part is after you said this, i already bought my fuel pressure gauge, i'm not messing with oil pressure

ASh

ASH302 03-15-2011 12:33 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 2k4mach (Post 1374122)
for the fuel you would need a isolator to run the mech. inside the car.

i think its autometer part 5282

i would use it for the oil pressure as well, its no fun to have that cheap *** nylon line break and pump oil over the inside of your car. been the done that.

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/ATM-5282/

thanks so much for the tip and also the part number, just order it from summit racing

ASh

ASH302 03-15-2011 12:48 PM

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since i'm doing just the one gauge on a steering column gauge pod, i hope the Auto Meter High Pressure Gauge Isolators will go on smooth without causing probs with fitment on the install. again thanks for letting me know bout that so when i do the install i'm not having to wait on that part to come in, thanks

ASh

ASH302 03-15-2011 12:58 PM

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1 Attachment(s)
Auto Meter 5282 - Auto Meter High Pressure Gauge Isolators

picture

ASh

ASH302 03-16-2011 01:04 AM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 2k4mach (Post 1374122)
for the fuel you would need a isolator to run the mech. inside the car.

i think its autometer part 5282

i would use it for the oil pressure as well, its no fun to have that cheap *** nylon line break and pump oil over the inside of your car. been the done that.

do you know off the top of your head where it hooks up to??? didn't know if it would go into the fuel rail area or hook up to the fuel line somewhere, just thought i ask before it gets here, should be here in a couple of days

ASh

2k4mach 03-16-2011 01:26 AM

Isolator goes in the engine compartment. Last 1 I did I mounted on the firewall if I remember right

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ASH302 03-16-2011 02:25 AM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 2k4mach (Post 1374517)
Isolator goes in the engine compartment. Last 1 I did I mounted on the firewall if I remember right

Sent using magic

ok i'm sure its not going to be hard, i just want to make sure i get it all right

you wouldn't by chance have a picture of that would you???

thanks for the help

ASh

2k4mach 03-16-2011 09:47 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by txmach302 (Post 1374524)
ok i'm sure its not going to be hard, i just want to make sure i get it all right

you wouldn't by chance have a picture of that would you???

thanks for the help

ASh

no pics, if i did there on my other laptop and the wifey has it over in japan :23:

ASH302 03-16-2011 01:08 PM

Re: picture of hook up fuel and oil pressure mech gauges
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 2k4mach (Post 1374579)
no pics, if i did there on my other laptop and the wifey has it over in japan :23:

alright kewl, so i'll plan on mounting it on the firewall any other tips or advice you can give????

ASh


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