Exoracing Fuel Pressure Gauge White

Why Use An Exoracing Fuel Pressure Gauge?

Fuel pressure gauges are the go-to solution when measuring the fuel pressure in a system accurately. Using a 1/8"npt fitting, these gauges are easily screwed into fuel pressure regulators or relocation brackets to provide real-time readings that are incredibly useful for tuning and identifying potential faults.

If you are having engine problems and are not sure whether you are getting fuel pressure or not, this is one of the fastest methods to instantly diagnose this: install it and take real-time readings. If you are showing no or very little fuel pressure, then you know you have a fuel delivery issue.

One of the critical features of these gauges is that they are filled with liquid, which helps to keep the needle steady and prevent it from breaking due to any vibrations. The gauge also includes a handy filling port in case you ever run low on fluid.

Another huge benefit is that our Exoracing fuel pressure gauges measure anywhere between 0 and 160 Psi, which is normally more than most fuel systems produce. Thus, they are a very universal option for most combustion petrol engines.

The liquid-filled centre is beneficial when upgrading to stiffer engine mounts, ensuring that your readings are as accurate as possible. Fuel pressure gauges are essential for any serious mechanic or gearhead who wants to ensure their engine runs at peak performance.

We now also offer an Exoracing lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects as we are confident in our products and want to provide a risk-free buying experience.

Purchase Includes:

• 1 x Exoracing Fuel Pressure Gauge
• 1 x Exoracing Lifetime Warranty

Features:

• Compact-sized
• The liquid keeps the needle steady, which is critical during engine operation.
• Universal Liquid Filled Fuel Pressure gauge
• Reads between 0-160 psi
• Thread Type: 1/8" NPT
• Includes port to refill liquid
• Available in Black or White face
• Pressed From 304 stainless steel, liquid-filled and includes Brass fittings.

Exoracing Fuel Pressure Gauge Installation Guide:

Follow our easy step-by-step guide to install your brand-new fuel pressure gauge. If you are struggling with any of the steps, please contact a professional, as the fuel system can be incredibly dangerous. We hold no responsibility for incorrect installation or failure to use the correct safety precautions.

1. First, you will want to relieve pressure in the fuel system. The easiest way to do this is to undo the bolt by the fuel filter and put a rag underneath to reduce the amount of spilt fuel.
2. Clean up any fuel you have spilt before moving on. Now, find the location you want to mount the fuel pressure gauge. This is usually on a fuel pressure gauge mounted to the firewall or a relocation bracket. Side note: If you are mounting to a fuel rail, the warranty is invalidated, as engine vibrations can damage the gauge.
3. Once you have found the location to mount the gauge, remove the 1/8" NPT bung, which is usually in the regulator or relocation bracket.
4. Start threading in the 1/8" Npt brass port and tighten the brass hex with a 12mm spanner. As the thread is tapered, you cannot thread to the base; once it is tight, you cannot go any further.
5. Tighten the fuel filter or whichever fitting you used to relieve the fuel pressure, and prime the fuel pump to add pressure back to the system.
6. Check everywhere for leaks, and once you are happy, start the engine. Ensure you get a reading from the fuel pressure gauge and no leaks. If you are still getting leaks from the 1/8" Npt fitting, you may need to use PTFE thread seal tape to seal the thread correctly.
7. You are now all done! Remember to send us any photos of our fuel pressure gauge or build pictures you have on social media, as we would love to see them! #exoracinguk

Technical Specifications:

Notes:

• Directly mounting these gauges to a fuel rail is not advised; harsh engine vibrations can cause them to leak and will invalidate the warranty.
• We recommend fitting them to a Fuel Pressure Regulator and mounting this to the chassis to dampen vibrations.
• Professional installation is always recommended.
• Do not mount inside the cabin, as this risks a fire hazard.