Factory boost guage repair, how to?
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Factory boost guage repair, how to?
Last time I aksed about the guage movement, so now I claim back the question.
The guage completely dead just now. Anyone can tell how to repair it? Spring broken? or the circuit fail?
The guage completely dead just now. Anyone can tell how to repair it? Spring broken? or the circuit fail?
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LOL - I keep telling everyone that I'm a genius, but nobody ever believes me!
IMO, go with an aftermarket gauge if you haven't done so already. I had a hard time finding a 951 tach in good condition, so when a set of 968 gauges came up, I grabbed them. Since I already had a AEM Tru-Boost, I didn't think I really needed the inaccurate factory gauge at all.
Ljt - thanks. Here's another picture:
IMO, go with an aftermarket gauge if you haven't done so already. I had a hard time finding a 951 tach in good condition, so when a set of 968 gauges came up, I grabbed them. Since I already had a AEM Tru-Boost, I didn't think I really needed the inaccurate factory gauge at all.
Ljt - thanks. Here's another picture:
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LOL - I keep telling everyone that I'm a genius, but nobody ever believes me!
IMO, go with an aftermarket gauge if you haven't done so already. I had a hard time finding a 951 tach in good condition, so when a set of 968 gauges came up, I grabbed them. Since I already had a AEM Tru-Boost, I didn't think I really needed the inaccurate factory gauge at all.
Ljt - thanks. Here's another picture:
IMO, go with an aftermarket gauge if you haven't done so already. I had a hard time finding a 951 tach in good condition, so when a set of 968 gauges came up, I grabbed them. Since I already had a AEM Tru-Boost, I didn't think I really needed the inaccurate factory gauge at all.
Ljt - thanks. Here's another picture: