Accel Fuel Pressure Gauge
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Car: 1989 GTA
Engine: 5.7L
Transmission: 700R4
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I had the fuel rail mounted Accel fuel pressure gauge on my GTA. I also have the Holley AFPR. One really doesn't have much to do with the other, except that you need a fuel pressure gauge to adjust the pressure after you install the AFPR.
By the way, I eventually removed the Accel gauge because it stopped working accurately and I felt that it had become a fire hazard. I would buy a quality removable-type fuel pressure guage for use when adjusting the pressure. Remember to relieve the pressure safely before connecting and disconnecting the gauge, especially with a warm engine.
By the way, I eventually removed the Accel gauge because it stopped working accurately and I felt that it had become a fire hazard. I would buy a quality removable-type fuel pressure guage for use when adjusting the pressure. Remember to relieve the pressure safely before connecting and disconnecting the gauge, especially with a warm engine.
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Originally posted by Brett H. - 89GTA
I had the fuel rail mounted Accel fuel pressure gauge on my GTA. I also have the Holley AFPR. One really doesn't have much to do with the other, except that you need a fuel pressure gauge to adjust the pressure after you install the AFPR.
By the way, I eventually removed the Accel gauge because it stopped working accurately and I felt that it had become a fire hazard. I would buy a quality removable-type fuel pressure guage for use when adjusting the pressure. Remember to relieve the pressure safely before connecting and disconnecting the gauge, especially with a warm engine.
I had the fuel rail mounted Accel fuel pressure gauge on my GTA. I also have the Holley AFPR. One really doesn't have much to do with the other, except that you need a fuel pressure gauge to adjust the pressure after you install the AFPR.
By the way, I eventually removed the Accel gauge because it stopped working accurately and I felt that it had become a fire hazard. I would buy a quality removable-type fuel pressure guage for use when adjusting the pressure. Remember to relieve the pressure safely before connecting and disconnecting the gauge, especially with a warm engine.
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