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Trevor Booth · 10-31-06, 07:14 AM

Simon,
Dont take your gaige for granted that it is accurate.
Connect a long piece of clear plastic tubing to the pump and then hook it up to the ceiling or something else to hold it near vertical. the open end of the tube will need to be about 10 feet above the pump, turn the pump on and measure the height of the fuel level(in the tube). the height in feet x 0.434=psi You can mount the tube on a piece of wood with graduations marked it is easier

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Trevor Booth nota2266 Lifetime Premier Supporter Join Date: May 2004 GT40: Kurrajong, Australia Posts: 347 Rep Power: 8	Re: Fuel Regulator Question Simon, Dont take your gaige for granted that it is accurate. Connect a long piece of clear plastic tubing to the pump and then hook it up to the ceiling or something else to hold it near vertical. the open end of the tube will need to be about 10 feet above the pump, turn the pump on and measure the height of the fuel level(in the tube). the height in feet x 0.434=psi You can mount the tube on a piece of wood with graduations marked it is easier __________________ Trevor Booth, Finished assembling a pile of bits incl, mono, 302W on IDF's,ZF, 15" pin drive BRM.