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Boost gauge install
Searched for this and couldn't find a definitive answer. When installing a boost guage, for the vacuum line can I tee off of the PCV line that going into the intake mani after the butterfly?
So basically the pcv line on the intake manifold tee'd with the boost gauge line into te boost guage?
Any problems with that? Any better suggestions? Thanks.
So basically the pcv line on the intake manifold tee'd with the boost gauge line into te boost guage?
Any problems with that? Any better suggestions? Thanks.
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And btw I figured out my problem. I had capped the spot on the intake manifold that the pcv connects too and let the pcv go to the atmosphere. I uncapped it and put the pcv back on and it took away the stuttering and missing. I don't know why but it did.
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That should be fine. Do you also have your BoV going to the PCV line?
And btw I figured out my problem. I had capped the spot on the intake manifold that the pcv connects too and let the pcv go to the atmosphere. I uncapped it and put the pcv back on and it took away the stuttering and missing. I don't know why but it did.
And no, I think there's a few other lines you can put the BoV through, I just know the PCV is one of the more commonly used ones. It should still work for boost I believe but you may want to wait for some others to chime in as I'm not sure if there's a recommended practice here. I haven't wired up my boost gauge yet because it's one of the AEM electric ones and I don't know how to use that in conjunction with my MBC.
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Originally Posted by RZA' timestamp='1459277368' post='23922353
[quote name='Chance S2K' timestamp='1459276182' post='23922339']
That should be fine. Do you also have your BoV going to the PCV line?
That should be fine. Do you also have your BoV going to the PCV line?
And btw I figured out my problem. I had capped the spot on the intake manifold that the pcv connects too and let the pcv go to the atmosphere. I uncapped it and put the pcv back on and it took away the stuttering and missing. I don't know why but it did.
And no, I think there's a few other lines you can put the BoV through, I just know the PCV is one of the more commonly used ones. It should still work for boost I believe but you may want to wait for some others to chime in as I'm not sure if there's a recommended practice here. I haven't wired up my boost gauge yet because it's one of the AEM electric ones and I don't know how to use that in conjunction with my MBC.
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Yea, it really surprised me it was that. But I remembered a while ago I did that after it popped off and had a vacuum leak and then I out it back and bam, nice idle and no stutter. Only thing I could guess is that it was pulling slight air from the pcv and without that it was causing it to run a little rich? No idea but it's fine now.
So just tee the little vac line from the fpr to te intake mani. The like 5 inch one correct?
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Can I use more than one tee on the fpr line? Or is there a one use limit on line tee'age lol? I'm running out of vac lines pretty much. PCV is the only other one, but I don't want gasses coming through my dash.
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Originally Posted by RZA' timestamp='1459304721' post='23922776
Can I use more than one tee on the fpr line? Or is there a one use limit on line tee'age lol? I'm running out of vac lines pretty much. PCV is the only other one, but I don't want gasses coming through my dash.
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