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ImAzn2 01-22-2005 02:50 AM

newb help
 
alright so i put in my BOV, boost controller, and boost gauge all at once. first question...should i worry about the check engine light on my dash. and second... how exactly do u read a boost gauge, i just dont quite get why theres numbers goin both ways.

Eclipse4ever01 01-22-2005 04:59 PM

RE: newb help
 
try going to www.howstuffworks.com they tell you how about everything works! Try that!

vertstanggt 01-22-2005 08:24 PM

RE: newb help
 
One direction (to the left of the rest position) is vacume, so you could hook it up to your vacume system instead and read that. The right side is your boost.

DSMTalonAWD51 01-23-2005 05:39 AM

RE: newb help
 
reseting the ecu is usually not the best answer, but just to see if it does fix your check engine light disconnect your negative battery terminal for a couple of minutes. reconnect, start car and let it idle for 7-10 minutes so the ecu can learn the new engine mods. turn car off. if the light comes on the second time you start your car after, you have a problem somewhere.
left side is vacuum should be around -20 at idle if you see it less you have a leak. boost is on right. If you jus installed a boost controller and you cant read the boost guage BE CAREFUL when adjusting it. dont let boost go past around 15-16 with stock turbo on stock fuel. you may cause some expensive damage.

vertstanggt 01-23-2005 04:53 PM

RE: newb help
 
Yea, don't wanna lean out the mixture too much with the boost.


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