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jbplock
10-19-2003, 03:25
Before changing my OE and Stanadyne Pre-Filters yesterday I wanted to pump out some clean fuel to pre-fill the new filters so I added a tee and needle valve to the Kent-Moore gauge.
http://thumbs.webshots.com/s/thumb4/6/56/82/95465682wVUGYc_th.jpg http://thumbs.webshots.com/s/thumb4/6/61/60/95466160coWkql_th.jpg
Gauge & Valve (http://community.webshots.com/photo/73314886/95465682wVUGYc) and Bleeding through the Schrader (http://community.webshots.com/photo/73314886/95466160coWkql)

Using the added needle valve and lift pump allowed the use of clean fuel to pre-fill the new filters before installing them. This made bleeding the new filters quick and easy too. I also checked for water in all three filters (Stanadyne, OE, Mega) and only the Stanadyne LP pre-filter had a trace of water and a little dirt (see pitcture (http://community.webshots.com/photo/83846161/95466842SonIML) ). I'll post some pics of the filters once they are opened up. I'm anxious to see what the Stanadyne looks like with 7kmiles on it.
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mdrag
10-19-2003, 06:47
jbplock,

Very nice, great idea!

DMaxDave
10-19-2003, 08:25
jbplock,
May I ask what model of kent moore guage that is I would like to get one ?
Thanks David

mdrag
10-19-2003, 08:32
DmaxDave,

Here is the part# from the gauge I used:

GM Vacuum gauge J44638

IIRC, it listed for around $200 :eek: - and did not include the jbplock options :D If it did, it would be $400... ;)

Kennedy was putting together a less expensive version - he'll need to give us an update.

mdrag

gene smith
10-19-2003, 15:27
Delco Diesel in Okla, City, OK 178.00 for guage hose and connector. they will have to order it for you.

Geno