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Old 03-03-2019, 08:46 AM   #21
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Yes, they are pretty much the same. What you are looking for is the “steady state” (read fully warmed up engine) reading. Typically they run in the 4-5 inches of water range; anything above 6-7 is a failing AOS, and no vacuum or slight pressure is also a separate failure mode. This is why any serious “back yard” water cooled Porsche wrench should have one of these manometers, the test is a quick and deadly accurate diagnostic tool.
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I will get Luke a call o get the correct oil cap for the CS, just need to source the small nipple to connect the rubber hose to the oil cap
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