Measuring Boost
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Hey Guys,
Well been doing some reasearch about TN and measuring boost on my kit. I noticed that (on my gauge) my VAC is 10 when most other TN owners have a VAC of 15-20 at idle.
So I looked over my lines and havent found anything that would lead me to believe there is a pinch in the line or there is a hole.
The location of the sensor is coming off the unused port on the plenum which is as to Ts on it to the BOV and Boost controller.
I looked at the lines and suff for a hour or so and I cant figure out why my gauge isnt reading correctly.
anybody have any opinions. Bad sensor ? the line is to long ? . . . ?
any ideas would be great
Thanks
T
Well been doing some reasearch about TN and measuring boost on my kit. I noticed that (on my gauge) my VAC is 10 when most other TN owners have a VAC of 15-20 at idle.
So I looked over my lines and havent found anything that would lead me to believe there is a pinch in the line or there is a hole.
The location of the sensor is coming off the unused port on the plenum which is as to Ts on it to the BOV and Boost controller.
I looked at the lines and suff for a hour or so and I cant figure out why my gauge isnt reading correctly.
anybody have any opinions. Bad sensor ? the line is to long ? . . . ?
any ideas would be great
Thanks
T
Originally Posted by TayTaythatsme04
Hey Guys,
Well been doing some reasearch about TN and measuring boost on my kit. I noticed that (on my gauge) my VAC is 10 when most other TN owners have a VAC of 15-20 at idle.
So I looked over my lines and havent found anything that would lead me to believe there is a pinch in the line or there is a hole.
The location of the sensor is coming off the unused port on the plenum which is as to Ts on it to the BOV and Boost controller.
I looked at the lines and suff for a hour or so and I cant figure out why my gauge isnt reading correctly.
anybody have any opinions. Bad sensor ? the line is to long ? . . . ?
any ideas would be great
Thanks
T
Well been doing some reasearch about TN and measuring boost on my kit. I noticed that (on my gauge) my VAC is 10 when most other TN owners have a VAC of 15-20 at idle.
So I looked over my lines and havent found anything that would lead me to believe there is a pinch in the line or there is a hole.
The location of the sensor is coming off the unused port on the plenum which is as to Ts on it to the BOV and Boost controller.
I looked at the lines and suff for a hour or so and I cant figure out why my gauge isnt reading correctly.
anybody have any opinions. Bad sensor ? the line is to long ? . . . ?
any ideas would be great
Thanks
T
Originally Posted by westpak
It depends on what your gauge reads in, if it is in inches then 20 will be normal if in psi then 10 is normal, my Greddy Profec e01 reads around 10 at idle.
When I put my return fuel system on my car, I had the same problem. The gasket that was supplied was fiber or something and it had blew out a section and my vacuum dropped to 11 or so. I replaced it with a new gasket from nissan and no problems since.
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Sorry but these were the only pics I could find.
Craig
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http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...z/3d95a3be.jpg
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...z/024be322.jpg
Sorry but these were the only pics I could find.
Craig
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Originally Posted by westpak
It depends on what your gauge reads in, if it is in inches then 20 will be normal if in psi then 10 is normal, my Greddy Profec e01 reads around 10 at idle.
I believe its psi, have to look when I get home. Again this is my first boosted car so everything is a learning experience.
So if its reading wrong, what other things should I be looking at ?
T
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