What is this item - Boost Gauge Transducer

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What is this item - Boost Gauge Transducer

Postby RayD » Wed 17.10.2007, 16:16

Apart from its name and function does anyone know where in the manual it is?

Thank you
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Postby Dave Eds » Wed 17.10.2007, 16:20

Transducer.

Boost guage works of off it.

I think it's in the section where the turbo is talked about but not 100% sure 'til I get home :oops:
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Postby Dave Eds » Wed 17.10.2007, 16:32

Page 29 section EMK3 :shock:
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Postby RayD » Wed 17.10.2007, 18:41

Thanks for that Dave,

I had been looking round for vacuum leaks when I noticed the rubber pipe to, what turns out to be the Boost Gauge Transducer, was less than perfect so I changed it.

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Postby No 57 » Thu 18.10.2007, 13:58

Check the earth too, that can be a cause of erratic readings
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Postby clemo » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:07

a what ?!
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Postby Paul.P » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:31

Dave Eds wrote:Page 29 section EMK3 :shock:


Not quite sure if thats sad or what Dave, useful though :?
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Postby Dave Eds » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:45

clemo wrote:a what ?!


I think they're handed on a N/A Clemo :smt116 :-D
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Postby Dave Eds » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:46

Paul.P wrote:
Dave Eds wrote:Page 29 section EMK3 :shock:


Not quite sure if thats sad or what Dave, useful though :?


Sad, useful and f*ckin' quick to boot :lol:
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Postby Paul.P » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:49

Dave Eds wrote:Sad, useful and f*ckin' quick to boot :lol:


Yea, i heard that from your better half Dave :lol:
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Postby Dave Eds » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:52

Paul.P wrote:
Dave Eds wrote:Sad, useful and f*ckin' quick to boot :lol:


Yea, i heard that from your better half Dave :lol:


Me too - more than once :cry:
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Postby Paul.P » Wed 14.11.2007, 23:29

Dave Eds wrote:
Paul.P wrote:
Dave Eds wrote:Sad, useful and f*ckin' quick to boot :lol:


Yea, i heard that from your better half Dave :lol:


Me too - more than once :cry:


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