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Old 05-11-2009, 06:52 PM   #1
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SR Boost gauge

hey i have a 97 black top in a s14...

I just installed my boost gauge (autometer mechanical) its pretty cool. but im wondering if my meter should be in a vaccum at idle? cuz its at zero ..
should'nt it be at a vaccum at idle? or is it like that cuz its turbo?


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Check for leaks at the gauge. Vacuum should exist at idle.
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yes it should be at vacuum @ idle. do what pacman says. check for leaks.
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Check the way you hooked up your vacum lines, had the same problem before.

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It has to connect to a pot on top of the TB.
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yes you need vac at idle..
check fsm and it should tell you what the readings need to be.
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Old 05-14-2009, 08:44 PM   #7
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well I fixed it... Turns out I could only get pressure out of that port from the TB, So I teed into my waste gate now it works perfectly. damn autometer kick a**


btw does anyone know what those other ports r for? when I first got the engine they were both blocked off by a rubber cap....
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