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Permanent fuel pressure gauge

Actually, a dummy light for fuel pressure wouldn't be as fun to watch or as cool as another guage, but would probably be simple to do, and be almost as efective as a fuel guage for diagnosing the initial 'whats happeneing now' when a problem arises.

Even cooler is both, lite comes on you say hey wazzup, make you look for low psi on gauge, open filter bypass and see if lite goes out and psi comes back, also helps in diagnosis of tank sock, if both filts are bypassed and low psi and lite is on you know you gotta drop ther tank.

Currently 2 vac switches on my truck, I'll move 1 switch/lite to the burb and I think single vac switch at outlet of filter manager is sufficient to let you know when clogging is occurring.

With a partially blocked filter but still got some life in it hard acceleration will make it blink but no stay on steady, fully plugged filter or tank sock makes it stay illuminated constantly.
 
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