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Old 09-24-2008, 05:51 PM
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Needing a bit of advice. I recently installed a new AutoMeter boost/vacuum gauge in my 2003 Cobra. The stock one is useless now with a new pully and other fun toys. Can anyone point me in the direction of the best spot to place my vacuum line to get the most accurate reading??? As everyone knows, these cars have vacuum lines everywhere!!!
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For the 4V it's best to tap it into the line going to the fuel pressure regulator. A new brass fitting will help or you can just use a plastic t-fitting.
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Did ya get it workin yet?
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Not working yet. Honestly, I havent touched the car for 2 weeks. Gotta get on the road tomorrow before weather is bad!
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