Problem with AutoMeter Ultra Lite Boost Gauge
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I have an autometer gauge that I just went to install last night.
I hooked it up to the car, but you guys know how the boost gauge rests at
0, mine rests at -11 vacuum.
I hooked it up, thinking that if I were to turn the boost up, it would go back
to 0, but it didnt. As soon as I shut the car off, the boost gauge went back
to 11 vacuum. What do I do to reset the gauge to rest at 0??
Thanks
I hooked it up to the car, but you guys know how the boost gauge rests at
0, mine rests at -11 vacuum.
I hooked it up, thinking that if I were to turn the boost up, it would go back
to 0, but it didnt. As soon as I shut the car off, the boost gauge went back
to 11 vacuum. What do I do to reset the gauge to rest at 0??
Thanks
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It was previousley owned.
When I hooked it up to the car, it works, it builds boost, and reads vacuum, but it thinks that -11 vacuum is the "0" point, and gives me wrong readings.
Thanks.
When I hooked it up to the car, it works, it builds boost, and reads vacuum, but it thinks that -11 vacuum is the "0" point, and gives me wrong readings.
Thanks.
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I shouldn't be too far off when reading boost as 11mmHg is only .21psi. But I can understand that you want one that works right as it will be way off when reading vacuum.