:driving: Turbo Boost Gauge readings

[nvno1]

OkAy SOoooo...like my Hg rading are low..i got video coverage of the issue, no dvd player on the wk pc and dont have internet access else where right now. so what i decided to do is block everything off with block off plates, get another BAC, change all the remaining hoses, upper to lower intake gasket and check the fuel injectors. from the information you guys have given me the Hgs are to low. i am sure that it HAS to be a vac leak somewhere. oil pressure good, not getting hot, no bubbling at the rad, no sweet smell out exhast, and hard to start unless i play with the trottle.

[RETed]

Originally Posted by nvno1

from the information you guys have given me the Hgs are to low. i am sure that it HAS to be a vac leak somewhere. oil pressure good, not getting hot, no bubbling at the rad, no sweet smell out exhast, and hard to start unless i play with the trottle.

I doubt that's the case.
I put money it's something else.

Other causes that can "fool" your boost gauge to show improper vacuum while driving:

* ignition problems
* fuel delivery problems
* misfire
* hurt motor


-Ted

[nvno1]

Originally Posted by RETed

I doubt that's the case.
I put money it's something else.

Other causes that can "fool" your boost gauge to show improper vacuum while driving:

* ignition problems
* fuel delivery problems
* misfire
* hurt motor


-Ted

Ted i'm not driving;(, I got strong spark, getting good signal from the cas, plugs are good, coils seem good, good clear fuel flow, 85psi on front and rear and it doesnt backfire.