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    mercury opitmax pressure gauge kit

    Other than from mercury, is there any suggestions as to where I can get some gauges that will read fuel/air pressure on the mercury opitmax/tohautsu TLDI motors.

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    I've been looking at this also and I think it shouldn't be to hard to make your own. Just get 2 good quality liquid filled gauges, some hose and get someone to fit the screw on tyre valve ends to the hose to screw to fuel/air rails. These are a very crucial tool for diagnosing problems with the opti's and would be good to have.

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    Just buy two quality automotive fuel injection gauges use one on fuel rail and one
    The air rail

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catcouple1180 View Post
    Just buy two quality automotive fuel injection gauges use one on fuel rail and one
    The air rail
    I use my Snap-On gauges.
    "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors". Plato .

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    Yep, you can use two high quality liquid filled FP gauges. Without the "blow off tube" you can't check for fuel in the air side easily though.

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    All I've ever used is basic automotive stuff you can buy at Auto Zone, for Opti's.

    Jon

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