throw it on the floorjust kidding you have to get it recalibrated or just buy another boost gauge a good one like from trust ,hks
This is a discussion on stock boost gauge problem within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; I have the stock boost gauge installed and i noticed that when the car is off, the needle is below ...
I have the stock boost gauge installed and i noticed that when the car is off, the needle is below the 0 line. Is there anyway to fix this myself and what should I do to recalibrate it?
thanks,
Dan
throw it on the floorjust kidding you have to get it recalibrated or just buy another boost gauge a good one like from trust ,hks
i think it has to do with your altitude, the needle isnt gonna be right at 0 since your above sea level.
2004 WRB 5spd
catless
I'm in the California valley...below sea level. Besides, it's been at 0 pascals for the year and half that i've had the car for. How much does a good boost gauge go for?
thanks,
Dan
check the vacumm line, see if its not pinchedOriginally posted by prspect06
I'm in the California valley...below sea level. Besides, it's been at 0 pascals for the year and half that i've had the car for. How much does a good boost gauge go for?
thanks,
Dan
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