my boost af gauge combo, which im not sure how relaible it may be, says im running lean, even with WOT, not at first but once boost builds up.
well u dont want to be lean in boost. so fix whatevers wrong cause it will blow up.
my boost af gauge combo, which im not sure how relaible it may be, says im running lean, even with WOT, not at first but once boost builds up.
A vacuum leak post-MAF would cause a running lean condition so what you are reading may be true. I would stop going into boost and be a little more careful driving (if you have to) until you can find what's up. The stock rubber vacuum lines are notorious for drying and cracking over time.my boost af gauge combo, which im not sure how relaible it may be, says im running lean, even with WOT, not at first but once boost builds up.
Didn't you know, you're like a god in here (rofl)oh please.
the only way to fix it would be to buy an AFC wouldnt it, or unichip
yea i have a msp. ill do the leak tester as soon as possible, hopefully tomorrow since its raining i wont work, so maybe i can do it then.
oh please.
Don't beg. You already are my idol.
what mods u have?
lol. is it comedy hour at the kamon residence?
my sig has all my mods
I have to repalce the gasket that seperates the EM to cylender head because its broke and leaking. I THOUGHT I had that doc the displays which sequence the bolts go back in but I don't, does anyone have a copy?
I don't plan on taking the enitre POS off just pull it back enough to replace it, then bolt her all back up...
hey guys, i gota ? for some of ya, i heard that if your boost gauge has a vac reading your suppose to be able to tell if you have a leak. what is the vac reading suppose to be at and what will it be if you have a leak, mine stays at -10 on start up and goes to -12 in gear when i let off the gas while moving.
no, assumung u have a msp, you have a problem. it shouldnt do that stock. so u have to find out whats causing the issue. as said by magnum -10 isnt good, you definately have a leak.
you need to be in -18-22 range in vac at idle.