Vacuum Gauges
A Vacuum Gauge can be an important tool for anyone who wants to monitor their engine’s vacuum and compression levels to ensure the engine is performing at optimal levels. Using a Vacuum Gauge is the most effective way to ensure that your engine is not experiencing any air leaks in the system, which could result in rough idling, poor fuel economy, or increased emissions. GlowShift offers electronically and mechanically driven 52mm Vacuum Gauges in a variety of styles that provide compression and vacuum level readings from -30 to 0 inHG.
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Why Does My Car Need A Vacuum Gauge?
The most basic function of an automotive vacuum gauge is showing the difference between atmospheric pressure and the amount of vacuum in your engine’s intake manifold. The amount of vacuum present in your engine depends on the efficiency of your ignition system, valve train and much more. With a vacuum gauge you have a quick and easy way to diagnose your engine for certain problems. However, these gauges are equally as useful in demonstrating whether your engine is performing at its best. For example, keeping your intake manifold steady with balanced vacuum levels can maximize your fuel economy. So when you have either an analog vacuum gauge or digital vacuum gauge, you’ll have access to a valuable resource which will help maintain your engine’s health over the long term.
Benefits Of A Vacuum Gauge
A vacuum pressure gauge is an easy and inexpensive way to check on the condition of your engine as well as its performance. If you take readings directly from a source location such as the intake manifold, vacuum levels will give you a solid assessment of whether your engine is running well or if it is underperforming. Monitor and troubleshoot for issues such as a restricted exhaust, damaged manifold, faulty carburetor and more. Some indicators of vacuum problems to look for include high oil and fuel consumption, exhaust smoke and a rough idle. GlowShift’s vacuum gauge displays readings from -30 - 0 inHG which can alert you to potentially larger issues in your engine.