Subject	Why does fuel pressure gauge has peak hold/warning function?
Posted by	Mega Pascal on June 17, 2003 at 11:46 AM
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Message	I'm buying the GReddy Fuel pressure gauge but I don't understand why there's peak hold/warning? I think people has it to monitor if there's any sudden pressure drop during boost. So the warning light will come on when fuel hit cetain preset pressure right? So when there's sudden pressure drop during boost, the warning will go away and is'nt this defeat the purpose? (My friend has Greddy warning EGT and that's what happen).Is my assumption wrong? Or it's actually the opposite for the fuel pressure? Thanks a lot.
Follow Ups	Why does fuel pressure gauge has peak hold/warning function? - Mega Pascal 11:46:34 06/17/03 Warning light is obvious...Peak hold: - therinL 11:56:52 06/17/03 So it won't warn if sudden pressure drop right? (n/m) - Mega Pascal 12:07:13 06/17/03 That integration would be reliant on each specific design (n/m) - therinL 12:50:42 06/17/03 it's so you can get the peak readings even if it doesn't - Spee 12:22:38 06/17/03
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