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Re: Calibrate Pressure Switch?

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Originally Posted by kevin.li.rit View Post
I think that depends on the switch. As pointed out before, the old Nason pressure switch is not meant to be user set.
The gap in my spark plugs isn't meant to be user set either. They are a certified technician only job. But I adjust them every time I install new plugs and my car keeps running.

If you are saying I can't adjust a set screw that is designed to be turned with a screw driver because it is modifying a pneumatic component, then we all have to stop using NPT fittings because they deform when threaded together. And push to connect fittings as well because the o-ring and barbs change shape every time a piece of hose passes through them.
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