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testing fuel rail pressure 245 '86 230F

posted by  rstarkie on  Wed Jun 19 23:59 CST 2002
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You can rig the connections if you go to a junkyard and get the fuel rail connections from a Volvo there. You can take the barbed side of the connector at the rail and fit it to a piece of fuel hose. You can take the fixed side of the connector from the rail and and attach a compression fitting and then between the compression fitting and the hose you plumb in a T and screw a pressure gauge (I used an oil pressure gauge) into the T. To use it you disconnect the fitting at the back of the fuel rail and splice in your new gauge with the correct fittings. Works great.

Randy






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