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Air preasure guage - Red Needle

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Member since Aug-17-02 · 172 posts


Hi All; I have a number of engines where the Red Needle in the Air Preasure Guage is off-set to the right; not centered on the White Needle. Is there a fix for this, or can it be fixed by changing values in the Cabview?As an example my F40Ph Cabview is affected.Any help would be most appreciated.Cheers; Chuck F.

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Member since Aug-7-03 · 183 posts

RE: Air preasure guage - Red Needle

Hi Chuck:
Open your cvf and look for the dial that is the problem. The red dial should be under Main_Res Dial section. The first value will move the dial left or right. Lower the value by 1 or 2 and try it. Keep adjusting by 1 or points. If there is also a white dial on the same guage, look for it and use those values.
Hope this helpsCyndi

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Member since Aug-17-02 · 172 posts

RE: Air preasure guage - Red Needle


Hi Cyndi; Thanks for the Reply! Just the info I was looking for!Cheers; Chuck F.

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