Fitting a boost gauge
09 April 2002, 08:52 PM
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Ian,
Those three pipes that you are on about, my boost pipe is fitted to the middle one, it also has a T piece on the boost pipe and that is where the original pipe from the bank is fitted.
If you are still unsure let me know and I will take a photo of it and email it to you.
Sandy
Those three pipes that you are on about, my boost pipe is fitted to the middle one, it also has a T piece on the boost pipe and that is where the original pipe from the bank is fitted.
If you are still unsure let me know and I will take a photo of it and email it to you.
Sandy
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Hi,
Just purchased an Autometer boost gauge and have ordered an A pillar pod to hold it.
Question is where do I fit the hose for boost reading. I have a MY96 UK Turbo, I have had a look at Chiark’s site but my manifold doesn’t have the same layout. Instead it has 3 pipes in a bank that all seem to be used and not spares with rubber bungs in it.
Anyone know where it should go?.
Cheers.
Ian.
[Edited by HELLOM8 - 4/8/2002 1:41:33 PM]
Just purchased an Autometer boost gauge and have ordered an A pillar pod to hold it.
Question is where do I fit the hose for boost reading. I have a MY96 UK Turbo, I have had a look at Chiark’s site but my manifold doesn’t have the same layout. Instead it has 3 pipes in a bank that all seem to be used and not spares with rubber bungs in it.
Anyone know where it should go?.
Cheers.
Ian.
[Edited by HELLOM8 - 4/8/2002 1:41:33 PM]
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