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Old Dec 31, 2004 | 10:37 PM
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all the factory ones seem to have too short of a hose. I need one I can hook up and drive the vehivle and read to check pressure for testing fuel pump,and ideas ?Thx
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The fittings are the same as the old R12 A/C fittings. Get an old (or new) R12 A/C hose. I need one as well but haven't looked yet. I would think they are getting pretty cheap by now.
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You don't need to drive to check it. You check it with ignition on, engine off, then at idle, then watch the leakdown rate.
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There are times when you need to watch the fuel pressure while driving it. A long enough hose that enables you to tape the guage to the windshield is a must.
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