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Measuring control pressure

Can anyone give me a quick recap ?

For measuring control pressure you should connect the gauge (on the FD side) before or after the line that goes to the throttle regulator ?

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You need to connect it in between the warmup regulator and the fuel distributor. I seem to recall that you want the valve side of the gauge connected to the warm up regulator.
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Because the 74 has the throttle regulator, you need to connect the gauge so the line to the throttle regulator is on the valved side of the gauge, along with the line to the wur.
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thanks ossi, this means the gauge connects directly to the fd with nothing in between.
I was doing it wrongly, connecting after the exit to the throttle reg.

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