There are a few places online such as Welding Web, Grainger as well as Lincoln Electric offer websites that someone looking to purchase a Pressure Gauge for a welder can be purchased.
You switch off the pump, drain the pressure tank, then remove old gauge and fit new one.
its located next to the oil filter
You can expect to pay anywhere between $400 and $800 for a new welder. A used one will be cheaper, while newer ones will be more expensive. Anywhere between $600 and $700 for a new one would be a good buy.
Depending on the type of filter it needs to be cleaned or backwashed. Cartridge filter: Hose off. If pressure does not go down buy new cartridges Sand filter: Backwash, if pressure does not go down replace sand DE filter: Backwash, if pressure does not go down remove element from tank and hose off and or acid wash. Also... always make sure you gauge is working
Buy a new Speedometer cluster. The external Temp gauge is extremely rare
I suppose. Was that the pressure when the filter was new of very clean? No 2 filters will be exactly the same.
i have a 1993 190E - my oil pressure gauge always sits on 3. ==New Answer Haedline == The oil pressure gauge actually moves but is related to several factors Engine Temprature Oil viscosity Engine speed. When you start you car the engine temperature is low the gauge goes to 3, after a long drive/travel and if your temp gets to 80C then with an engine speed of 750-800 RPM you oil pressure gauge will read about 1.5. if you rev. the engine the pressure gauge goes up to 3
yes it is possible for a gauge to go bad in which you will need to have the cluster repaired or buy a new one
Yes there are several online auto parts retailers wher you can buy a new fuel gauge. I would suggest checking out,www.autopartswarehouse.com for a good selection and great prices.
The stock oil pressure sensor on a 97 Saturn can be replaced with an oil pressure gauge for poundage info by first unscrewing the existing sensor. The new sensor can then be screwed into place and wiring ran to a suitable pressure gauge.
Remove the gauge and check the ground. Probably your issue. Jeeps are known for having "floater" gauges. If that doesnt work buy a new oil pressure gauge.
Simple fix is usually a new oil pressure sending unit. It could be unplugged or the line broken somewhere. If none of these are the case, it's probably a bad gauge and will need to be replaced.