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Old 13-07-19, 20:35
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Absolutely, but since the supply of oil will be more than required for the line and to do the little amount of work required within the gauge, it will compress the trapped air to an equal pressure, which will be read by the gauge. . There may be a slight to negligible delay in the reading of the gauge as the air compresses or decompresses, but it will be too slight to notice.
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