DIY Solution to M54-M52TU CCV problems

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DIY Solution to M54-M52TU CCV problems

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Thanks for the offer!
I think factory max is around 18 inHg
I'm thinking of using this gauge to measure
MEASUREMAN 2-1/2" dial, 1/4"NPT Lower, Glycerin Filled, Stainless Steel case, Brass Inside, 30inHg/-100kpa-0-30psi/200kpa https://a.co/d/aBk7onu

What's would be the easiest way to do it?
I'm thinking of just drilling a hole in the oil cap and then screwing that vacuum gauge unto it!

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