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07-16-2004, 11:28 AM
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Don't know what fitting to use. But if you're mounting a mechanical FP gauge inside the car, that is a real bad idea. You should ALWAYS mount mechanical gauges outside of the drivers compartment, just incase of a failure you don't get oil, coolant or fuel all inside the car with you.
If you want the gauge inside the car, get an electrical FP gauge.
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