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Are there mechanical gauges that wouldn't require the fuel go the whole distance? Maybe a filled line of some type that would transfer the pressure like thermocouple

I thought I remembered removing the cover when I changed the water pump in the 1996 over a decade ago. It seems like there was 2 through bolts or it was leaking or something

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I'd be interested in this. Sounds more dependable than an electric gauge

Keep us updated. If anybody has a link to good quality fuel pressure gauge parts, please share

And what are high quality gauges, snubbers amd fuel.pressure sending units?

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That'd be my first choice Or an older International

It's about time to put the hut on the lake

I'd be very surprised The 2001 Chevy Impala is a large sedan, measuring 200 inches long, 73 inches wide (without mirrors), and 57.3 inches tall, with a 110.5-inch wheelbase, offering generous interior space with about 123 cubic feet of total volume and seating for up to 6, including roughly 42...

Dang bean counters

Ya. I never figured out OBS. IT'S not the same OBS they were talking about in the 1980s or 1990s

I stick notes in the associated pages

Better to mount ine permanently. To test, I've heard the Harbor Freight gauges work just fine