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NV87

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May 29, 2014
Williamsville, New York
Need help trouble shooting, brand new auto meter boost gauge installed but boost not registering. Put "T" bracket on line going from intake manifold to fuel pressure regulator and nothing. Boost is still registering on my dash cluster. Any input on what I should check or do to fix the problem?
Thanks guys,
Newbie dsm'r
 
Did you check to make sure the hose didn't blow off the T? The first time I hit any sort of boost after installing my gauge, it blew the hose off because it was the wrong size. Check to make sure everything is still hooked up, including the lines going to and from the FPR.
 
All the hoses are still hooked up. The boost gauge doesn't read vacuum it just shows boost. If that info helps any.
 
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