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    Ok the install when great untill 3pm EST

    BUt I will tell you all about it monday

    Anyway whene does the inline fuel pressure gauge go I thought it when inbetween the Fuel filter and the fuel rail but that is a High pressure line should I cut into it?

    Please help quick!!
    I will check back tobnight and in the morning at 830 EST

    thanx guys! biggrin

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    Please help frown

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    fuel pressure gauges inside the engine compartment or inside the cab of the car both connect directly to the top of the filter.
    i actually have both.you need to buy a fitting that attaches to the top of the fuel filter ,a T fitting if you have both in cab gauge and in engine compartment,or an L fitting if its only inside the engine compartment.
    hope this helps.
    you'll need a brass fitting,they work the best,and also teflon tape to seal the threads.

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    Unhappy

    i still don't understand. all i have on the top of my fuel filter is the banjo fitting.

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    First tell us which company and model fuel pressure guage are you trying to install....that info would help alot!

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    John
    B18C1 Powered 95 Civic EX Coupe
    H22A Powered 92 Civic VX Hatch(In the works)
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    Hmm I have no idea who made it. Its gliserin filled and just has a 1/8 threaded nip on the back, the threaded nip is the same size as the pressure switch form jackson

    [This message has been edited by cetane (edited March 25, 2001).]

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    There is no easy place to install that guage...I would suggest that you buy the B&M fuel pressure guage...it includes a fitting that will allow you to attach the guage to the top of the fuel filter...you can see the fitting in this picture on the bottom right..you cant get this fitting anywhere else except for B&M...these kits are available at most import race shops or online
    fuelPressureGauge


    Here is a link to the B&M website http://www.bmracing.com/noflash/prod...uelGauges.html

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    H22A Powered 92 Civic VX Hatch(In the works)
    88 CRX HF(Coming soon)

    [This message has been edited by CivicR (edited March 25, 2001).]

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    Yes the B&M fits nicely on top of your fuel filter. Takes about 3 minutes to install.

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    I actually drill and tap the driver side end of the fuel rails and use a 90 deg elbow. More work, but great results.

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    Or if you are competent at tapping do a search for a post of mine, it describes how i did it. I just tapped it for the correct size thread and then screwed it into the banjo bolt. Very easy, but you need the right tools, otherwise buy the kit.

    Steve

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