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October 19th, 2003, 08:21 AM
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Diagnostic Pressure Gage Hookup - 2004r
Could someone explain where and how to setup a pressure gage for my test readings? I would like to do this as a baseline for future reference.
Thanks paul
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1986 GN Stock rebuild (all GM), stock turbo, .030 GM pistons, 36 # Accel inj, big neck stock intercooler, 340 Walbro, Racetronix hot wire kit, DIY alchy sys. w/M10 nozzle, Turbotweak chip.     
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October 19th, 2003, 10:15 AM
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Get a 0-300 psi pressure gauge with a long hose and a 1/8 NPT male fitting on the end. Hook it up to the port over the shifter lever.
Jack up the car so that the rear wheels can turn. Check the pressure in each shifter range at minimum TV pressure and maximum TV pressure by manually pulling the TV cable to full travel while keeping engine around 1000 rpm.
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Greg Friend GSC@ #618 Friends' Garage --> Be sure to stop in my garage sale. 1987 Grand National Astroroof 1987 Grand National GNX'd << stolen & stripped to hell 4/19/06; R.I.P 1967 GS400 convertible 1984 Cutlass Supreme Brougham | 1992 Custom Cruiser Wagon Nationwide Insurance SUCKS!!! Lakeland International Raceway Ghost Track
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October 19th, 2003, 06:55 PM
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Greg, what should the respective line pressures be on a well built performance 200 4 R ?
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Oldtimer '87 GN ( original owner ) Cal Hartline prepared Stage 2 9.76 et @ 148.07 @ 25# with awful 1.80+ 60 fts. (some more work to do)   G S C A 2865
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October 19th, 2003, 08:29 PM
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Greg, is the plug on the transmission easily accessible from underneath the car? Thanks
paul
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1986 GN Stock rebuild (all GM), stock turbo, .030 GM pistons, 36 # Accel inj, big neck stock intercooler, 340 Walbro, Racetronix hot wire kit, DIY alchy sys. w/M10 nozzle, Turbotweak chip.
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