how to check my boost
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From: Jersey (orig. NorCal)
RE: how to check my boost
Contact someone from the VAG-COM locator list or get your very own VAG-COM.
3rd Gear
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 2,620
From: Istanbul, Turkey
RE: how to check my boost
take your car to highway, while you are pussing the gas pedal, pop the hood and let it fly, then tell your friend to climb to the engine bay while you are diriving. get an gauge and tell him put it in vacume line with a T. (or you can connect the gauge before you start to drive, it will save time to your friend) then tell him to come back from the windows or sunroof. ask him what he saw at gauge.
this is the easiest way I think.
or get a boost gauge and get it installed.
this is the easiest way I think.
or get a boost gauge and get it installed.
3rd Gear
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 2,620
From: Istanbul, Turkey
RE: how to check my boost
ORIGINAL: Jeff
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ORIGINAL: aRIf
uppss... sorry I tought you are talking about boost gauge. I have no idea about boost guage. Sorry.
ORIGINAL: Jeff
guage
guage
him, audi416.
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RE: how to check my boost
ORIGINAL: aRIf
take your car to highway, while you are pussing the gas pedal, pop the hood and let it fly, then tell your friend to climb to the engine bay while you are diriving. get an gauge and tell him put it in vacume line with a T. (or you can connect the gauge before you start to drive, it will save time to your friend) then tell him to come back from the windows or sunroof. ask him what he saw at gauge.
this is the easiest way I think.
or get a boost gauge and get it installed.
take your car to highway, while you are pussing the gas pedal, pop the hood and let it fly, then tell your friend to climb to the engine bay while you are diriving. get an gauge and tell him put it in vacume line with a T. (or you can connect the gauge before you start to drive, it will save time to your friend) then tell him to come back from the windows or sunroof. ask him what he saw at gauge.
this is the easiest way I think.
or get a boost gauge and get it installed.