🚚 MaxTow Double Vision 100 PSI Fuel Pressure Gauge Kit - Including Electronic Sensor - Black Gauge Face - Blue LED Illuminated Dial - Analog & Digital Readouts - for Trucks - 2-1/16" 52mm Review

This is my second MaxTow fuel pressure sensor. I've never had a problem with it; it reads the pressure accurately and has an easy-to-read display. The sensor is not recommended for non-return fuel systems, but it has worked fine for me.

I ordered this for my heavy duty 6.0 engine and it works great. there were no problems with the installation. Never had a fuel pressure gauge, but to me it's very accurate. The instructions are also easy to follow. I like two types of sensors. easy to read while driving

good so thing looks cool just hook up because bad shaft is 10psi lower than low so when they say 40 im at 50 it doesn't sound bad but check yours with the help of a good one Fuel tester so you're not wrong, I think you need to put a fuel pump when it's not needed

When I was looking for a fuel pressure sensor to complete the setup in my car the prices for these were wildly different. This sensor was reasonably priced and performed within the parameters my setup required. Very readable and good looking. It looks good too, never mind, but it's always nice…. I can wholeheartedly recommend this thermometer.

Good balance, the blue backlight has 3 levels of brightness. The darkest setting is still too bright for me (at night). But I'm used to it. I installed it on my steering column. Although the accuracy seems a bit off. For example, the analog needle would read 50psi and the digital readout would read 53psi. But it's close enough for me, the margin of error I'm talking about.

Excellent fuel pressure sensor. Installed on a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins with a FASS Signature titanium pump. The dial also goes crazy with the pressure damper and it draws directly from the FASS pump. Instead of turning on the key and letting the machine run, I learned to just start the engine. In contrast to the previous mechanical pump, the FASS system is already filled completely without loss. This eliminates excessive gauge changing.

I installed 3 of them. Fuel pressure, trans temp and boost, they've been installed for over 6 months now and I love them. They seem to be accurate to within less than 1% as I also mounted a mechanical sensor under the hood. As you can see from fig. I specifically installed the sensors on the center console and they work great and look great. I experimented with the brightness settings to dim it as the night mode seemed a bit bright. Having them mounted low on my pillar rather than in the dash…