This is a discussion on Boost Gauge Information within the Octavia I forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; I have finally connected my Boost Gauge (with thanks to a few pointers from previous threads), however, when my car ...
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| Boost Gauge Information I have finally connected my Boost Gauge (with thanks to a few pointers from previous threads), however, when my car is switched off the reading sits at 0 as expected, when i start the car the gauge goes into negative. Only when i acclerate can i get the gauge to read above zero, when i floor it i can get to read around a positive 10 psi. My question: Is this normal? Any help appreciated |
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| yup, how it should be
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| Unfortunately it's normal and is caused by pressure drop in the intake system which can be measured as negative boost - it's a drop in air pressure to below atmospheric. |
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