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Will lack of boost pill cause inaccurate reading from boost sensor.

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Old 09-12-02, 06:48 PM
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Will lack of boost pill cause inaccurate reading from boost sensor.

I have no pill in my line.... and my boost sensor reads 1 pound of boost when my autometer gauge reads 7. WTF? I have checked for ECU codes and there arent any.... I am pretty sure I have it narrowed down to some bogus wiring near the turbo but I just wanted to see if the boost pill could possibly be it.
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Short Answer is "NO", it won't cause that.

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Originally posted by akageals
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The pill is there to damp boost spikes and prevent premature triggering of the overboost fuel-cut.


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