Boostin while stopped
Jus today on the way home, i noticed that when my car isnt movin and is in neutral, the boost goes up to 17.5 to 15HG at most. The A/C or any kind of air was off.
I think it might have somethin to due with my Fujita intake. It pushes out the fender and maybe theres a hole in it or somethin but i cant see nothin without takin off the fender. I noticed when i turn my steering wheel all the way my boost goes up a lil.
Any idea on what could be wrong?
I think it might have somethin to due with my Fujita intake. It pushes out the fender and maybe theres a hole in it or somethin but i cant see nothin without takin off the fender. I noticed when i turn my steering wheel all the way my boost goes up a lil.
Any idea on what could be wrong?
that's the ECM opening the throttle more to compensate for the parasitic loss of the alternator caused by the electonic steering trying to force the wheels to turn farther than they should.
Totally normal, you aren't "boosting" either. Boost is anything above 0psi, you're actually pulling vacuum below zero.
Totally normal, you aren't "boosting" either. Boost is anything above 0psi, you're actually pulling vacuum below zero.
But do you see more then less then 20HG when you are stopped and you let off the clutch? I dont remember this ever happening before but maybe i never noticed it.
+rep for the help
+rep for the help
Me too but i jus wanna know wat everyone is seein on their gauge when the engine is runnin and ur stopped wit ur foot off the clutch. Im pretty sure that this jus started happenin tuesday so im still worried somethin is wrong.
correct me if i am wrong, but we dont have an iac, we have an electronic throttle body that controls the idle....
let me make this simple.
anything above zero on your hand dandy guessing boost gauge, is boost.
anything below this handy dandy guessing gauge is vacuum.
actually no, the tb is shut during idle. there is a small hole on the back side of the tb that controls idle via a valve outside of the tb.
let me make this simple.
anything above zero on your hand dandy guessing boost gauge, is boost.
anything below this handy dandy guessing gauge is vacuum.
let me make this simple.
anything above zero on your hand dandy guessing boost gauge, is boost.
anything below this handy dandy guessing gauge is vacuum.
either way...its what the tech at the dealership told me...said the 02 sensor before the cat had exploded...lol they replaced it and it ran fine and has been since. I just go by what Im told...
...for the most part...
...for the most part...
Last edited by ecotecon18s; Oct 11, 2007 at 09:47 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
So your sayin whenever you put it in neutral your boost gauge goes down to bout 20 and then goes up a lil to maybe 15. I jus noticed that it does that when the cars movin too. If i rev my engine it the gauge goes up then back to 20 then to 15
it's fine, 15 is peachy with the a/c on. autometer is nothing more than an "approximation" gauge.



