Fuel Pressure Question
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Fuel Pressure Question
I have an '89 LX that I just purchased. The previous owner installed a couple of Auto Meter gauges that I want to relocate. One of the gauges is a fuel pressure gauge. It has a stainless braided line coming from the fuel rail on the passenger side (normally as port for checking pressure?) My question is how can I safely, easily relieve the fuel pressure when I move this gauge? Thanks.
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also if you let it sit overnight some of the pressure will normally bleed off and without starting it , undo connection first thing in the morning and you may find it'll only dribble a little
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Thanks for the tip. This car has a faulty factory fuel level gauge. The previous owner said he replaced the sending unit, but it didn't fix the problem. I figured rather than messing with the factory gauge I would install an Auto Meter one, but I have to do a little gauge swapping around. That is why I need to disconnect the fuel pressure gauge. Here is another question, if I decide to run a new wire from the sending unit to the new gauge, can you gain access to the sending unit without dropping the tank?
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