anyone interested in helping out a fellow pt.net member?
#1
guys i have a boost and afr gauge that i need installed and i hear this sucks to do.... any of yall do this or know somebody that will without me having to drop half a dang paycheck on it?
Thanks ahead of time!!
Thanks ahead of time!!
#2
Joined: Apr 2004
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From: In a van DOWN BY THE RIVER
It is not hard to do at all man. The boost gauge is simple. The AFR is the only thing that my be a little tricky, cuz you have to weld the bung into the pipe. Other then that fairly simple. If I were closer i would help
#5
Cool I'm glad you have these gauges you'll need them .
If your rear O2 sensors are turned off in the tune you can unscrew one and screw in your wideband sensor .
Boost gauge is super simple , just find a vacuum port / hose that runs from the back of the blower , cut into it and install a " tee" fitting , then connect your tubing /hose from the tee to your boost gauge .
The power and ground connection can be made in the fuse box, it's just for a light in the gauge and you'll have to tap into the vehicle lights dimmer switch also .
If your rear O2 sensors are turned off in the tune you can unscrew one and screw in your wideband sensor .
Boost gauge is super simple , just find a vacuum port / hose that runs from the back of the blower , cut into it and install a " tee" fitting , then connect your tubing /hose from the tee to your boost gauge .
The power and ground connection can be made in the fuse box, it's just for a light in the gauge and you'll have to tap into the vehicle lights dimmer switch also .
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