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by 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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by 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

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by Dave Eds » Wed 17.10.2007, 16:32
Page 29 section EMK3

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by 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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by No 57 » Thu 18.10.2007, 13:58
Check the earth too, that can be a cause of erratic readings
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by clemo » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:07
a what ?!
Jim Clark S2 - 1/12. The one with the Yellow spoke wheels . No 613 on dash (pushed in to factory in wrong order 615 on tub)
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by Paul.P » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:31
Dave Eds wrote:Page 29 section EMK3

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

JPS M100 was built from bare chassis up to create one off M100 in the mould of JPS Team Lotus
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by Dave Eds » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:45
clemo wrote:a what ?!
I think they're handed on a N/A Clemo

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by Dave Eds » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:46
Paul.P wrote:Dave Eds wrote:Page 29 section EMK3

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

Sad, useful and f*ckin' quick to boot

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by Paul.P » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:49
Dave Eds wrote:Sad, useful and f*ckin' quick to boot

Yea, i heard that from your better half Dave

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by Dave Eds » Wed 14.11.2007, 22:52
Paul.P wrote:Dave Eds wrote:Sad, useful and f*ckin' quick to boot

Yea, i heard that from your better half Dave

Me too - more than once

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by Paul.P » Wed 14.11.2007, 23:29
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