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[RESOLVED] Boost Gauge Install Help

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DSM BoosT

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May 5, 2009
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Ok so I need help, I got the tube set up and tested it with the gauge its giving me around 23 vac and like 9-11 psi boost its stock, anyway I dont know where to feed the tube throw to get into the a pillar Ive been testing it by putting the tube through the window just to make sure it works, where do I go in to????? HELP PLEASE if need any pics ask me ill take some
 
Find on the fire wall where there is a grommet cut a slice in it and feed it through there. I believe i ran mine around the brake booster? on in that area of the firewall.
 
you dont know where to feed the vac line from the engine bay to the actual gauge in the pillar? Is it a single pod pillar on the door? or wheres the boost gauge at? if u had pics that would be good. If its a single pillar on the door part i just followed another wire thru the firewall, ran it next to the side wall by the drivers side foot space ran it up to the pillar cut a small hole big enough for the vac line in the door plastic piece than instant gauge LOL
 
its a single pod, here are some pictures, the area where "1" wire is going through is metal, cant cut throw it its thick, and I cant see where all the other wires are going, and this might be noobish but honest where is the firewall? LOL

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Okay, we honestly don't need another thread about how to install a boost gauge. The search function is very easy to use & works very well (& is in the rules to search before asking). Here, I'll help you out:

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/search.php?searchid=7235359

I know it may seem strange but in the last 20 years of having DSM's, I'm pretty sure your not the first to install a boost gauge ROFL

If you don't already know about it, check out VFAQ Site - Visual Frequently Answered Questions it will cover most of your install questions. Here's a direct link off the vfaq for boost gauge install:

Boost Gage & A-pillar Install
 
personally i would scrap the nylon hose that came with it as they are known to kink, get some vacuum hose to replace it, my .02
 
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