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How To Install Boost Gauge On 6.0 Powerstroke. I am looking to install some auto meter gauges in conjunction with the dash. You wont get a good reading. An alternative is to just put a t adapter. You want to drill and tap the intake elbow and install the gauge there. You definitely do not want to use the map line to tap into. I just installed a boost gauge on a stock 6.0 2006 model f250 c/c 4x4,the boost never exceds 29 psi, so unless your installing a. Just took the elbow off, drilled, tapped, installed sensor adapter, and reinstalled elbow. You dont want to do that on a 6.0. This location for the boost gauge eliminates the rattling noise sometimes associated with boost gauges on the 6.0l powerstroke. But i don't know where to insert the t. I am installing a boost gauge and would like to use the t fitting method. The map line will give you accurate gauge readings, but the gauge will. Where is the best place to connect the hose that goes to my boost gauge on my 2000 f250, 7.3, 6 speed manual.

You want to drill and tap the intake elbow and install the gauge there. But i don't know where to insert the t. I just installed a boost gauge on a stock 6.0 2006 model f250 c/c 4x4,the boost never exceds 29 psi, so unless your installing a. You dont want to do that on a 6.0. An alternative is to just put a t adapter. I am looking to install some auto meter gauges in conjunction with the dash. Just took the elbow off, drilled, tapped, installed sensor adapter, and reinstalled elbow. This location for the boost gauge eliminates the rattling noise sometimes associated with boost gauges on the 6.0l powerstroke. I am installing a boost gauge and would like to use the t fitting method. You definitely do not want to use the map line to tap into.

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How To Install Boost Gauge On 6.0 Powerstroke Where is the best place to connect the hose that goes to my boost gauge on my 2000 f250, 7.3, 6 speed manual. An alternative is to just put a t adapter. Just took the elbow off, drilled, tapped, installed sensor adapter, and reinstalled elbow. I am looking to install some auto meter gauges in conjunction with the dash. You definitely do not want to use the map line to tap into. This location for the boost gauge eliminates the rattling noise sometimes associated with boost gauges on the 6.0l powerstroke. You dont want to do that on a 6.0. I am installing a boost gauge and would like to use the t fitting method. Where is the best place to connect the hose that goes to my boost gauge on my 2000 f250, 7.3, 6 speed manual. But i don't know where to insert the t. I just installed a boost gauge on a stock 6.0 2006 model f250 c/c 4x4,the boost never exceds 29 psi, so unless your installing a. You wont get a good reading. The map line will give you accurate gauge readings, but the gauge will. You want to drill and tap the intake elbow and install the gauge there.