Subject	it's so you can get the peak readings even if it doesn't
Posted by	Spee on June 17, 2003 at 12:22 PM
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In Reply To	Why does fuel pressure gauge has peak hold/warning function? posted by Mega Pascal on June 17, 2003 at 11:46 AM
Message	reach the warning point. If you experience a fuel pressure drop that does not hit your preset warning, it may be an indicator of something to come. In which case the peak feature can let you know that it happened and you can address the issue. Later, Spencer AIM: sbsTT14 PETZ member #4 '91 300ZX TT Stage IV+ '96 Jeep Cherokee Sport "remember the bug trucks in the 70's? foggin the streets...but we need to fill them up with non-baby makin fog. i am down for that. or we can just bomb all k-marts and wal-marts ...instant help. oh, they still use the fog trucks in korea..it was cool. get all light headed running behind them. ooooo..those were the days. " - genic 12:57:01 05/31/03 Ugly Hyper quote edited out for Jonathan Howlett "gotta admit, i do like sac." - Chris(NJ) 15:28:40 05/16/03 "It is just a car, and this is just a message board. Grow up, live your life, quit stressing out about trivial shit." - Steve Simmons 01:51:03 05/24/03
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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