Boost gauge Qs
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Boost gauge Qs
I hooked up this autometer sportcomp II boost gauge, http://egauges.com/vdo_ind.asp?Type=...II&PN=ATM-3607
and it reads 20psi vac at idle and drops when i rev it. Isn't supposed to stay at 0?
I hook a T to the BOV for the set up.
So does this mean i have a vac leak.
My idle hunts a at 1k-1200.
and it reads 20psi vac at idle and drops when i rev it. Isn't supposed to stay at 0?
I hook a T to the BOV for the set up.
So does this mean i have a vac leak.
My idle hunts a at 1k-1200.
thats sounds bout rite.
When your at idle, basically not boosting it should read roughly about 20-16inhg of vac. Basically a motor is a vacuum.
When your at idle, basically not boosting it should read roughly about 20-16inhg of vac. Basically a motor is a vacuum.
Last edited by Brody8877; Jul 18, 2007 at 10:56 PM.
I hooked up this autometer sportcomp II boost gauge, http://egauges.com/vdo_ind.asp?Type=...II&PN=ATM-3607
and it reads 20psi vac at idle and drops when i rev it. Isn't supposed to stay at 0?
I hook a T to the BOV for the set up.
So does this mean i have a vac leak.
My idle hunts a at 1k-1200.
and it reads 20psi vac at idle and drops when i rev it. Isn't supposed to stay at 0?
I hook a T to the BOV for the set up.
So does this mean i have a vac leak.
My idle hunts a at 1k-1200.
It probably reads 20 Inches of VAC at idle... When you rev, it probably drops or a sec then starts climbing towards zero...
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