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Desi4Life

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Feb 9, 2003
Is this the mani pressure or vacuum pressure? Also, what range should that be in while I am driving? Mine stays VERY constant...

Thanks
Desi
 
A: There is no such thing as "vacuum pressure."

B: It *would be the presure within the manifold, which would also at times be a partial vacuum, just like you see on a vac/boost gauge.

C: It should stay constant, because it doesn't work. It requires a car with a speed-density baed fuel metering system, which the DSM's do not have.

...Kyle T.
 
ahhh, thanks bro. So our cars having the Karman set-up would void this function??? I wish teh VFAQ would have said that, I wouldhave saved time on the install :mad:

Desi
 
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