Installing Stewart Warner Boost gauge

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joejoe3

Discussion Starter · Jun 14, 2007

Well, I'm test fitting my gauge for tomorrow's install, I'm coming across the problem where the clear tubing provided keep sliding out of the gauge, it just don't seem like it can sit in there snug.

I used all the fitting provided... anyone has this gauge that could provide some insight? thx

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slc14

· #2 · Jun 14, 2007

i have this gauge and know what ur talking about...try some electrical tape

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joejoe3

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 14, 2007

You mean around the fitting and the hose?

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· #4 · Jun 14, 2007

Can you make a strain-relief loop, then Hondabond the fitting?

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joejoe3

Discussion Starter · #5 · Jun 14, 2007

http://www.42draftdesigns.com/product/42150851.htm

I just find some local store that sells this kit, that way you don't need the fittings provided by SW.
Only 12USD to make life easier heh

Use our boost tubing kit to install your mechanical boost gauge. The kit includes 8' of our flexible tubing, a push-in fitting to connect the tubing to the gauge, and our restrictor T fitting to assure a clean signal.

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slc14

· #6 · Jul 5, 2007

hey im running the same boost gauge and was curious do ur numbers light up at night, or just the perimeter of the gauge. idk if i installed it wrong and there suppose to light up but it sucks at night. i saw another stewart warner and the numbers were lit up on his.

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