boost gauge setting
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anybody,
I have just fitted a new pipe to my boost gauge after
the last one melted, but I cant get the needle to sit
on 0 does anyone know how to set it to read correctley
I have tried the adjustment screw but to no effect,
needle does not move...?
thanks LEE MAC
I have just fitted a new pipe to my boost gauge after
the last one melted, but I cant get the needle to sit
on 0 does anyone know how to set it to read correctley
I have tried the adjustment screw but to no effect,
needle does not move...?
thanks LEE MAC
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hi bruce,
I dont know the make but i dont think it an expensive
one, although it has a light in it, as i have
said it was on the car when i bought it.Do you
usually have to set them if you replace the pipe.?
Thanks LEE MAC
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There were no adjustments on the T.I.M. gauge that I installed into my car, just connected it and away it went. Althoug I did read that if the gauge needle continually flutters, you can clamp the tube a bit to give a smoother reading.
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cheers bruce,
I have come to the conclusion that my gauge is
spent, so I will have to invest in a new one because
it has driven me nutts...!!!!!
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