Re: water pressure gauge
You've gotten a couple of ideas for location for the pressure gauge pickup. Obviously, it depends on your motor. <br /><br />For a reference and some good starting info., go to the Teleflex web site. There's a lot of info on installation of their pressure and other gauges for various makes and models of outboards and I/Os. You may or may not use a teleflex gauge, but the info should be good and will probably give you an idea of how it will go with your engine. The site also has charts for the pressure readings you should see for various makes and models of outboards. I found both the installation guide and pressure specs to be accurate for my engine and imagine it would be accurate for any other brand of pressure gauge system.<br /><br />For what it's worth, I installed a pressure gauge a year or two ago and I really recommend them. It was an easy DIY, the toughest part being brave enough to cut a large hole in the dash with a hole saw!<br /><br />No more compulsively looking back at the tell tale (which for my rig is ALWAYS getting clogged and not working). I now compulsively glance at the dash gauge, which is quicker and safer than looking back at the motor when underway. After a couple of years, I'm about to just remove the T fitting and just run the pressure gauge tube without the tell tale tube.