AutoMeter Low Pressure Gauge Isolators 5376

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Part Number: ATM-5376

$114.99

Pressure Gauge Isolator, 15 psi Maximum, Kit
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AutoMeter Low Pressure Gauge Isolators 5376

AutoMeter Low Pressure Gauge Isolators 5376

ATM-5376

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Part Number: ATM-5376

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
5376
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
ATM-5376
UPC:
046074053764
Maximum Pressure (psi):
15 psi
Hose Included:
No
Fittings Included:
Yes
Mounting Bracket Included:
Yes
Quantity:
Sold as a kit.
Notes:
Not for use with alcohol, nitromethane, or diesel fuels.

AutoMeter Low Pressure Gauge Isolators

AutoMeter low pressure fuel isolators are required when running a carbureted engine with a mechanical fuel pressure gauge mounted in the vehicle's interior. They install between the gauge and the fuel pressure port on your regulator or carb feed line and translate fuel pressure readings to the gauge, keeping flammable materials out of the passenger compartment. The red anodized aluminum version from AutoMeter is safe for competition use, NHRA approved, and includes fittings to connect to -4 AN braided stainless lines, as well as a handy mounting bracket for installation.

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