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Re: Autometer boost guge not returning to zero
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10/03/2006 14:43
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Saint mine did the same. what i would say is ignore it as it works out about right but just be aware that you may be over reading by 3psi 
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Re: Autometer boost gauge not returning to zero
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10/03/2006 14:51
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Overreading or Underreading??? You mean I may be getting 3psi more than the guage reads. But begbie told me to run 1.7bar for track days  plus 3 extra psi would be 28psi  Not overally happy if its under reading - have sent an email off to Autometer USA so see what they say. Like I say it may just be that it doesn't settle in the right place and reads right but sounds odd.
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Re: Autometer boost gauge not returning to zero
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10/03/2006 15:02
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i have an autogauge psi boost and it doesnt sit at zero. i had this on my punto gt and just to make sure it was reading right i hooked up another boost gauge and the reading was the same so nothing to worry about. but if you just want to make sure tap in with another boost gauge just to verify as i dont want to be held responsible if your car goes bang on them track days.
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Re: Autometer boost gauge not returning to zero
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11/03/2006 03:33
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I bet you the next one you get after a little bit does the same thing 
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Re: Autometer boost gauge not returning to zero
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11/03/2006 04:05
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My guage is the same, tap it and it goes back  i go by the readings on the blitz now  still not removed the guage though
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Re: Autometer boost gauge not returning to zero
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11/03/2006 04:27
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I bet you the next one you get after a little bit does the same thing
Well there's a cheery thought 
So you reckon in all honesty I'm wasting my time getting a replacement. The thing is only 2 weeks old 
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Re: Autometer boost gauge not returning to zero
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11/03/2006 05:22
11/03/2006 05:22
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If you give it a tap does it get closer to zero? Many boost gauges do the same, it's a standard "feature" of the Equus guage, mine stops at -0.1 (-1.5 psi) so -3 psi does seem a bit much. If it cost £20-30 I'd say forget it, if it was £50 or more you might expect better.
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Re: Autometer boost gauge not returning to zero
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11/03/2006 05:58
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Id say if its a 3min job to whip out and swap over go for it as no loss is there but if its like mine and glued to the back of the centre console not worth it 
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