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Tire psi gauge Q #869143
12/01/10 11:11 PM
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Selecting a new gauge head for my tire gauge. 0-60 psi $17.99 grade A accuracy (2-1-2%) prob a misprint but the figs in the parenthesis are what the catalog shows. grade B (no accuracy specs given) $13.99. Both are glycerin filled. Any thoughts/info? Thank you for your time.


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Re: Tire psi gauge Q [Re: RapidRobert] #869144
12/01/10 11:22 PM
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Well I bought one of the $6.00 units(just the gauge) from Harbor Freight and it is accurate to the 1/4 pound.
Now I know that can be the difference between winning and losing on a circle track but it works for me.I checked it against the scan tool for TPWS system diagnostics and they were almost too close to call.


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Re: Tire psi gauge Q [Re: fourgearsavoy] #869145
12/01/10 11:35 PM
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thank you


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Re: Tire psi gauge Q [Re: RapidRobert] #869146
12/02/10 07:40 PM
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Glycerin filled gauges tend to lose accuracy when the temp goes up or if you happen to leave it in the sun.


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Re: Tire psi gauge Q [Re: slantzilla] #869147
12/02/10 07:59 PM
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Quote:

Glycerin filled gauges tend to lose accuracy when the temp goes up or if you happen to leave it in the sun.




Not if you equalize it before using.

Re: Tire psi gauge Q [Re: Challenger 1] #869148
12/02/10 09:46 PM
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I prob should just get a new one but I got attached to the Speedway motors one I have w the hose & I dropped it one day. Tried to (re) bend the bourdon tube assy & got it closer but I dont think it's right so I was browsing in the Northern tools and equipment & ran across the 2 aformentioned gauges. I prob could get it but I dont have a known accurate gauge to use as a standard


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