boost/hg
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Say your car is idling and sitting at 5mmHg at idle... that would be considered bad. If it starts wavering back and forth at a steady rpm, thats a sign of trouble. The boost gauge when the engine is held at a particular RPM should stay steady. This is a general guide of what the VAC side of gauge says about the engine:
http://www.classictruckshop.com/club...ts/vac/uum.htm
Since you have a boosted vehicle, your car will show boost. On a naturally aspirated car, the vehicle won't go into boost at all, just get closer to 0mmHG at WOT.
http://www.classictruckshop.com/club...ts/vac/uum.htm
Since you have a boosted vehicle, your car will show boost. On a naturally aspirated car, the vehicle won't go into boost at all, just get closer to 0mmHG at WOT.
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Say your car is idling and sitting at 5mmHg at idle... that would be considered bad. If it starts wavering back and forth at a steady rpm, thats a sign of trouble. The boost gauge when the engine is held at a particular RPM should stay steady. This is a general guide of what the VAC side of gauge says about the engine:
http://www.classictruckshop.com/club...ts/vac/uum.htm
Since you have a boosted vehicle, your car will show boost. On a naturally aspirated car, the vehicle won't go into boost at all, just get closer to 0mmHG at WOT.
http://www.classictruckshop.com/club...ts/vac/uum.htm
Since you have a boosted vehicle, your car will show boost. On a naturally aspirated car, the vehicle won't go into boost at all, just get closer to 0mmHG at WOT.
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