Fuel transducer
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Fuel transducer
The 10 bar (150 psi) transducer is bad on my fuel pressure gauge. Considering I never run above 62 psi, would it matter if I went with a 5 bar (75 psi)?
I am looking around and see a lot of china stuff so I was wondering if anyone had a place they've purchased from with good luck and longevity. BTW I am running a Glow Gauge and it looks like their sensors are cheap like the gauges. Fortunately, the gauge still works fine.....just need a new transducer.
I am looking around and see a lot of china stuff so I was wondering if anyone had a place they've purchased from with good luck and longevity. BTW I am running a Glow Gauge and it looks like their sensors are cheap like the gauges. Fortunately, the gauge still works fine.....just need a new transducer.
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Just look at the max pressure spec for the transducer. If it can handle over 75psi without failing, and it'll just read 75 if over 75, I'd be ok with that. If it's gonna fail and start spewing diesel if it ever sees 76psi, I'd steer clear.
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Thanks Jack
I have to look at the specs on the item I am considering from Auberins
The original piece has no details on the glow gauge website so I have no idea what its values specs are.
https://www.auberins.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=314
I have to look at the specs on the item I am considering from Auberins
The original piece has no details on the glow gauge website so I have no idea what its values specs are.
https://www.auberins.com/index.php?m...roducts_id=314
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