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04-27-2011 03:00 AM
jaross it looks like the one (first pic) in this thread when the car is off. maybe they have a problem with these? https://www.saablink.net/forum/perfor...-9-3/44088.htm
04-16-2011 02:21 PM
Aikmanson
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Originally Posted by Adrenaline406 View Post
It will read zero if its an analog gauge. If its electric (as some of the glowshifts are) then the needle should fall to the lower limit.
Hmm, not sure what my glowshift is, I will let you know if it reads 0 or lower limit next time I go down to my car.
04-16-2011 02:04 PM
Adrenaline406 It will read zero if its an analog gauge. If its electric (as some of the glowshifts are) then the needle should fall to the lower limit.
04-16-2011 12:50 PM
ibiggers While off you boost gauge should be reading 0 as in atmosphere pressure only, no vacuum no boost pressure
04-16-2011 12:18 PM
jaross
Is my boost gauge off?
Its a glow shift. I just installed it. When the car is off the gauge is reading a vac level of about 1. Could there be a slight vac left for it to read?

But then I asked Mike D because he is the one who tuned my car and he said it should be around 16psi in 3rd gear. My gauge is reading around 18, maybe even a little more. That could be unrelated and thats fine though.

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