Bad boost gauge (Autometer Cobalt)with pics?
#5
Well if thats what it reads when the car is running them you have a problem. You should read 20 in the vac on any motor. But if this is when the car isnt running then your fine. It should be set at dead zero which would be the bottom of the box.
#7
The pic is when the car is off, when it's idling after it's warmed up it's about 10-12 vac only goes to 20 inbetween shifts or decel. I wondering because with the 9.5 pulley I have i'm only hitting about 7 pounds, it goes to about 5k then stays at 7psi it should keep climbing to 9.5 at redline. I was thinking if the belt was bad the boost would drop or be inconsistant not stay at 7 psi from 5k to redline.
#10
Looks perfectly normal to me. Though what you say you see your vac at seems a little off to me. I usually see it at 20 when at idle, 15-10 when cruising, and 34-30 when shifting/letting off the gas while in gear. But When I had my NST 9.5 on it read a full 9.5psi at redline.
So something could be a lil funny with your gauge???
So something could be a lil funny with your gauge???
#11
Originally Posted by bsptc27
sorry, i know this doesnt relate to your problem but where did u get that A-pillar gauge pod?
You can score one color matched for under $60 shipped. :D
#12
Originally Posted by 06SuperWhite_SoCal_tC
Looks perfectly normal to me. Though what you say you see your vac at seems a little off to me. I usually see it at 20 when at idle, 15-10 when cruising, and 34-30 when shifting/letting off the gas while in gear. But When I had my NST 9.5 on it read a full 9.5psi at redline.
So something could be a lil funny with your gauge???
So something could be a lil funny with your gauge???
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