Fysiojohn Posted August 24 Report Posted August 24 Hi all, With so many people upgrading to glass, does anyone have a 1968 M20C manifold pressure gauge lying around they’re looking to get rid off? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Brian2034 Posted August 24 Report Posted August 24 I do from a 63 but I’m in Newfoundland Canada, if you don’t have any luck closer to you let me know. Brian 1
Keith20EH Posted August 24 Report Posted August 24 I have used Rudy’s Instrument Repair in Arkansas, I need to send him mine too. Quick, reasonable and fixed other gages for me. 2
Andy95W Posted August 24 Report Posted August 24 1 hour ago, Keith20EH said: I have used Rudy’s Instrument Repair in Arkansas, I need to send him mine too. Quick, reasonable and fixed other gages for me. Same for me. Came back looking (almost) brand new. 1
Fysiojohn Posted August 24 Author Report Posted August 24 Same for me. Came back looking (almost) brand new.What’s the timeline on it? Like from sending it out to receiving it back?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
FlyingDude Posted August 25 Report Posted August 25 Rudy overhauled mine in 1 week. Add shipping time on both ends. 1
Hank Posted August 25 Report Posted August 25 11 hours ago, Fysiojohn said: Wow. By 1970, the MP / Fuel Pressure gage in my C was a mirror image! Flipped left to right AND top to bottom. Sorry for the faded appearance, the sun was right out the windshield. 1
DXB Posted August 25 Report Posted August 25 On 8/24/2025 at 9:25 AM, Fysiojohn said: Hi all, With so many people upgrading to glass, does anyone have a 1968 M20C manifold pressure gauge lying around they’re looking to get rid off? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Yes - I have the original MP/FP gauge from my '68C - it looks just like this one and sits on a shelf in my office presently as a display item. I can only vouch that working in 2015, when I installed a JPI-900 and took it out. Maybe we could work out a swap? I feel kinda bad offering though. This was the single most horrible gauge in our old planes - iit brings a line containing fuel through the firewall to the gauge itself! I was very happy to get rid of it. Feel free to PM me... 1
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