With a Smiths oil gauge and the clear white pipe feed, do you need to get the air out of the piping? I am thinking that air gets compressed and looking at the pipe, the oil is in segments so surely can't be accurate?
Do you need to bleed the pipe by loosening at the gauge end and if so, the air is expelled, what stops the oil running back down the pipe?
I am guessing the reading would be lower than pure oil all the way
Thanks
Andrew
Do you need to bleed the pipe by loosening at the gauge end and if so, the air is expelled, what stops the oil running back down the pipe?
I am guessing the reading would be lower than pure oil all the way
Thanks
Andrew
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