What is that on the end of the hose opposite the spacer?
What is that on the end of the hose opposite the spacer?Finally got around to installing a silicone boost gauge line. Had a rubber one that was flimsy and I think leaking a bit.
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Boost/vacuum sensor. Runs from it to a wire to the gauge.What is that on the end of the hose opposite the spacer?
What kind of boost guage do you have?Boost/vacuum sensor. Runs from it to a wire to the gauge.
So it seems then that it is a combo electrical/mechanical unit. Do you understand how it works? Mine is purely mechanical.Boost/vacuum sensor. Runs from it to a wire to the gauge.
Boost/vac gauges are one of the few I considerably like mechanical more than one with an electric sending unit. They cost significantly less, and it's not like you're risking a fuel/oil/trans fluid leak in the cabin if something breaks, just air. They also seem to work a bit more "real-time" than one with an electric sender/stepper.So it seems then that it is a combo electrical/mechanical unit. Do you understand how it works? Mine is purely mechanical.
Yep, the mechanical one I had buzzed horribly once I turned the boost up to around 20PSI lol. Now it buzzes in the sender unit in the engine compartment, therefore I don’t hear it. Pretty nifty!Boost/vac gauges are one of the few I considerably like mechanical more than one with an electric sending unit. They cost significantly less, and it's not like you're risking a fuel/oil/trans fluid leak in the cabin if something breaks, just air. They also seem to work a bit more "real-time" than one with an electric sender/stepper.
That's some strange behavior - I've had the (Autometer) mechanical boost/vac gauge in my Cobalt for almost 12 years and it's dead silent.Yep, the mechanical one I had buzzed horribly once I turned the boost up to around 20PSI lol. Now it buzzes in the sender unit in the engine compartment, therefore I don’t hear it. Pretty nifty!
Buzzed?Yep, the mechanical one I had buzzed horribly once I turned the boost up to around 20PSI lol. Now it buzzes in the sender unit in the engine compartment, therefore I don’t hear it. Pretty nifty!
We'll see what happens when my boost pressure gets raised.A Google search revealed it is very common with mechanical ones. Idk.
oh ****! How long you have to bake it for? That's clean. Was the turbo brand new?Began the bake of the Downpipe and exhaust manifold VHT Silver coated . Taped off everything that shouldn't be coated as well as covered the stainless flex and the ZZP logo so they will still be bare.
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What's up with your downpipe, Pat? Is that how they sell them now? Mine is one piece without the flex.Began the bake of the Downpipe and exhaust manifold VHT Silver coated . Taped off everything that shouldn't be coated as well as covered the stainless flex and the ZZP logo so they will still be bare.
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Thats how it came . my only guess is they were havig issues with the solid pipe.. No idea to be honest.now ya got me worried hope I didnt get a sonic one or some other weird difference..What's up with your downpipe, Pat? Is that how they sell them now? Mine is one piece without the flex.
250 for 30 minutes.. 30 miute cool 400 30 minutes and cool 30 then 600 for 30 and cool..oh ****! How long you have to bake it for? That's clean. Was the turbo brand new?