begi boost gauge buzzing/rattling noise
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begi boost gauge buzzing/rattling noise
So, is it normal for the begi mechanical boost gauge to rattle/buzz? It does it under vacuum when the needle is bouncing/twitching. It is kind of annoying.
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the line that attach's to the stock fpr and the throttle body intake one
like in this picture where the line is attached
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like in this picture where the line is attached
http://photos-d.ak.facebook.com/phot...01891_2797.jpg
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i will try that. actually now that i think about it, i think that it is on the brake booster, not the intake manifold. Therefore, i dont have enough line to go all the way to the intake manifold, idk i will have to look, i will be able to work on it again next weekend.
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Try putting a restrictor inline with the gauge.
http://store.42draftdesigns.com/sear...ord=restrictor
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http://store.42draftdesigns.com/sear...ord=restrictor
A vacuum restrictor is essential to provide a clean signal to the boost gauge. If a mechanical boost gauge is installed on a turbo car without a vacuum restrictor the gauge will produce a buzzing noise.
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Try putting a restrictor inline with the gauge.
http://store.42draftdesigns.com/sear...ord=restrictor
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A vacuum restrictor is essential to provide a clean signal to the boost gauge. If a mechanical boost gauge is installed on a turbo car without a vacuum restrictor the gauge will produce a buzzing noise.
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Eh its not my fault the god dam wires were so long lmfao i cant do anything i moved them now to all one side they look a little bit neater lol. And yes that is a wire nut w.e it is called for electrical, i jerry rigged my narrowband a/f gauge, its the O2 sensor line chopped with the a/f line attached all in one bunch lol it works fine for now i should fix that though lol.
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