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#1035623 06/15/2014 2:52 AM
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Got a question.... Does air in the line to a mechanical oil pressure gauge affect the reading? Should the line be bled before attaching to the gauge?

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No



I only base that answer on the fact that I've even using a clear poly line and when not running I see air gaps in the line, but when I run the truck the line is solid



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