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i just got my autometer boost guage and it did not come with a t fitting, i thought thats how everyone hooked it up, but the instructions dont even show one, it has a 1/4 inch nut instead, what gives? it is a mechanical guage, has anyone hooked one up without using a t to tap into a vacuum line?
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I think you just have to go buy the T at a hardware store. I'm pretty sure they send just the nut (or whatever) b/c a lot of cars have an extra place in the manifold you can tap into that isn't used.
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Check in the latest issue of Super Street they do an instal of an autometer boost gauge in there. They just used their own t-fitting and cable ties (didn't use the nut)
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i attached a T to one of the vacuum lines running from the manifold, and ran a hose to an adapter that adapted to the nut, which then attached to the capilary tubing for the boost gauge.
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