Subject	Re: More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked.
Posted by	supermario680 on July 07, 2011 at 9:37 AM
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In Reply To	More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked. (n/m) posted by Bernie (NoVA) on July 07, 2011 at 09:28 AM
Message	Isn't the stock one crap anyways? They seem to ALWAYS be off... Even with fresh hose... Mine is electrically connected but the signal hose is removed and it still sits at a full line BEFORE zero...
Follow Ups	Boost sensors - sunroof446 09:22:28 07/07/11 More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 09:28:04 07/07/11 Re: More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked. - supermario680 09:37:20 07/07/11 Ive seen just disconnecting & reconnecting the sensor - Bernie (NoVA) 09:42:47 07/07/11 Re: Re: More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked. (n/m) - sunroof446 09:45:38 07/07/11 Re: Re: Re: More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked. - sunroof446 09:50:00 07/07/11 I have plenty of spare sensors if you want $24 shipped (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 13:31:38 07/07/11 my factory sensor went out - dTb 11:24:58 07/07/11
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