The manifold gauge has two connections for the yellow hose. Which one should be connected to the valve end of the yellow hose, the one at 90 degrees?
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90 degree bend on the manifold I used the straight connection for my Freon and vacuum pump
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Hi Adam. There are connections at each corner of one side. One connection is a plastic protrusion that you can slip a tube over and use a hose clamp. I believe it was 1.25 inch. The other three corners are plastic bosses with female pipe threads. I believe they are 1/2 inch but I don't remember and I wouldn't be able to measure it for quite some time.
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hose to circular part of gauge: 14.5 inches; gauge diameter:2.5 inches. overall: 17 inches
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No. This manifold gauge does not have R410 on its dials therefore it will not work.
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I cut the rubber transmission line between the transmission and the entrance of the transmission cooler. I inserted a brass tee which reconnected the hose and the sensor screwed into. I selected this location as its easy to access and it will read the highest temperature seen by the fluid.
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Hi Carol:This manifold is designed to hold a maximum inlet pressure of 100 psi (extremely high for standard house's plumbing system). Its main purpose is to converts shrub head to a drip watering system, however the outlet only would accept 8 separated 1/4 inch hoses, each hose connector has a small plastic screw that can be used to control the flow of the drip. Hope this can help.
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if you lose air, it won't be significant. Most valves are in-line, not 90 degrees. The shock, or wheel really should be designed for in-line attachments - not the pump's fault.
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1/2" hose refers to the diameter of the hose, the faucet coupling connection is the same for both 1/2" & 3/4" diameter hoses. The Gilmore 03V Brass Garden Hose Connector will work for both size hoses.
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There are two (hot and cold) approximately 15" Long Flex Hoses which connect to plumbing with a 3/8" Compression fitting. Hope this is what you were looking for. Steve
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It has been a while since I used this machine. If I remember right, I used the manifold hose.
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This has a barbed fitting on the back.. I pushed on 1/8 in. Clear plastic tubing.. I got two gauges for two engines in a boat and found that the calibration for both gauges very close.
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The instruction card that came with the pump has that info. Otherwise visit "fjcinc.com" or, better yet, "fjcinc.com/pdf/VPins.pdf" (without the quotes, of course). If you have a gauge set the yellow line will connect directly to the pump inlet.
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The one end of the hoses is a male 1/2" pipe thread, and the other is the male quick disconnect. In the pic you see the female of the quick disconnect that they supply. That is also 1/2" female pipe. Hope this helps
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Yes the second yellow hose is larger diameter. But the larger hose doesn't have a ball valve on it.
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if you lose air, it won't be significant. Most valves are in-line, not 90 degrees.The shock, or wheel really should be designed for in-line attachments - not the pump's fault.
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Yes, the ball valve fittings are "low loss fittings" which should be used on all gauge manifolds hoses.
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Wow, it has been some time. My best recollection is either 3/4 NPT or garden hose which is very close. I ripped out the old one so the thread is what the RV manufacturer installed. It is definitely not the 1/2" reported by others.