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Re: A/C Reg Suggestions

In Reply to: Re: A/C Reg Suggestions posted by Razorpb on January 13, 2003 at 14:02:29:

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Posted by:
Shadow_Cocker
on January 13, 2003 at 15:49:06

2 questions about the ergo. Does it come in straight black and does it have a threaded hole for a gauge? As I stated before this will be going on an older cocker so I kinda need a reg I can a gauge on as there is no hole in the bottom of my front block to mount one. Would be nice to see what pressure I am at Thanks

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Re: A/C Reg Suggestions Razorpb 18:52:09 01/13/03 (2)

Re: A/C Reg Suggestions Shadow_Cocker 22:12:38 01/13/03 (1)

My 1st gen ergo has 3 holes. one for adjustment... X 08:34:54 01/15/03 (0)

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: 2 questions about the ergo. Does it come in straight black and does it have a threaded hole for a gauge? As I stated before this will be going on an older cocker so I kinda need a reg I can a gauge on as there is no hole in the bottom of my front block to mount one. Would be nice to see what pressure I am at Thanks

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