Fuel Press. Gauge Kit

[azcummins]

My tires got slashed last night so I don't have $ for DDIIs anymore, but I have enough left over to get a fuel press. gauge. The kit from Geno's looks like my other gauges but I'm not sure what banjo bolts I need.



Can anyone who has gone the Geno's route tell me what I need and the total cost?



Other recommendations for kits are welcome too. I'd just like to keep it under $100.

 

[Joe Mc]

Mark,



Give Geno's a call, from what I've heard here they are real great to talk with - will tell you exactly what you need. Heck my wife ordered front floor mats for me @ Christmas and then the rear one for my birthday. What a gal! The colors even matched Give em a call, if they can help my wife I'm sure they can help anybody.

 

[azcummins]

Oh yeah... I forgot the phone still works b/c I use the web for everything!!

thanks for the advice.

 

[Briar Hopper]

Somebody slashed your tires? That's surely one of the most infuriating things I could get told.....

Hope your insurance covers it... .

 

[azcummins]

slashed the tires and stole the lug nut covers off my front wheels. I was mad but I was one of 7 cars so at least I know someone isn't after me.



No insurance as I only had to get 2 new tires. Still it blew my injector budget.



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[WyoJim]

You don't need banjo bolts to install a fuel pressure guage on your truck. On my 98 24 valve, I just removed the 1/8 inch plug closest to the front and screwed the sender into the hole.



Ya I know it will vibrate apart without a grease gun hose installed, but it hasn't yet in 6 months.



And the track bar hasn't needed replaced and the steering don't wander. The brakes ain't wore out and the transmission don't slip either.



I don't rotate the tires and they ain't wore out. Damn truck just ain't normal according to this forum.