Subject	Re: Re: Re: More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked.
Posted by	sunroof446 on July 07, 2011 at 9:50 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: More likely that the vac hose connected to it is cracked. (n/m) posted by sunroof446 on July 07, 2011 at 09:45 AM
Message	I put a vaccumn/pressure gauge right on the hose it shows 12psi boost. I blew 12 psi into the sensor & it shows 6psi on the dash. Hose is not leaking.
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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