Autometer Boost gauge install question 

Hi guys, I am technical sales specialist at Auto Meter. Let me advise... finger tight is not adequate to properly seal this fitting. 1. Cut tubing at an angle, this will allow the ferrule to slide on the tubing with ease. 2. There is no need for superglue, Teflon tape, or any other compound. 3. This is a compression fitting.,.. * For it to seat properly, finger tighten and then continue to wrench tighten until the ferrule compresses, and secures the line.

Thanks for making this video, today I was doing this install and had some diffuculty. Didn't know I had to push the tube into the tiny brass piece. I had to file the end of the tube a little to fit it in. I installed 2 of these gauges on my Evo, one off the turbo, one off the manifold, so I can monitor boost leaks, and currently there is a 5 psi difference.

The video I’ve looked for especially the double funnel ferrule

You have to tighten it with spanners this will crush the ferrule slightly onto the tube No glue , no tape , it’s designed to be crushed

Use a 3/8 wrench 🔧 to tight it make sure you hold it in while tightening

Thanks for posting this video. I was facing the same problem. Got the answer now.. thanks

You have to tighten it harder so it will compress the ferrule around the line and then it won't come out

Push the metal ball to the edge of the tube or cut at the end of the tube and by twisting in the closing turning motion it locks on the tube permanently.

I just took the ferrul completely off and used some teflon tape on the end of the tube thick enough to keep it in there. I couldn't even get the ferrul on the tube the bore wasn't big enough.

I have it cranked all the way tight and it still leaks! Oy vey what a bad setup the line is not the correct size i have same problem even when super tight there is wiggle room ferrul is on correct! Some kits have wrong size hose!

i see this is a few months old, I'm about to put one of these on my big block. did you ever get it working?

finger tight lmao

Dab the end of the tube with crazy glue (very small amount to ensure accurate boost readings) and you should be fine.