Subject	You better check your self! boost leak on vac.?
Posted by	HakenTT on March 14, 2003 at 12:25 AM
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In Reply To	vac can let you know if you have a boost leak. (n/m) posted by Spee on March 13, 2003 at 11:49 PM
Message	Best way to know if the boost is leaking is looking at the gauge and finding out that the boost is not high as normal. Now IF induction piping or plenum has leak, the idle will be low and the car will die or the engine light will come on. You can not notice boost leak on "vaccum" think what are you writing Anyway if I whant to see vaccum gauge I allways can look at stock gauge
Follow Ups	You guys like my new boost gauge? - HakenTT 23:29:25 03/13/03 You might not be able to tell what boost you're running - U ZCREAM 23:42:12 03/13/03 Must be bc you have a turbo van? (n/m) - EricTTZ 01:43:50 03/14/03 Yup. Only van drivers can make the 14.5:1 conversion in - U ZCREAM 09:15:17 03/14/03 14.5038 : 1 (n/m) - EricTTZ 17:03:28 03/14/03 vac can let you know if you have a boost leak. (n/m) - Spee 23:49:20 03/13/03 You better check your self! boost leak on vac.? - HakenTT 00:25:49 03/14/03 sorry dude... - Spee 00:50:52 03/14/03 I agree, vacuum is needed. just add a vacuum only gauge* - teambushido 02:09:05 03/14/03 Boost & Vac are diametrically oppossed... - spowerz 07:30:53 03/14/03 the gauge reads off of a tap in the intake plenum... - Spee 12:45:13 03/14/03 I have the same guage. (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 00:02:49 03/14/03 Nice, we got the same taste (n/m) - HakenTT 00:20:06 03/14/03 Where did you get the pod for 2 5/8? I can't find it! - bierry 09:22:19 03/14/03
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