These are rough.. but a picture is worth a thousand words.
The gauge will be a 300 PSI liquid filled, has an M15 nozzle built into the cap, and the simulator box has a 1.6-5v output with a knob so it simulates a 3 bar MAP under boost. The decal for the simulator box is coming together and will read 0,7,15,22,30 PSI. This way you can test the pump at different boost levels and see its pressure output. Without having to hook up an air compressor to the MAP sensor.
This is a great way to check the system for full output pressure, check the system for leaks under high pressure, test the operation of the red/green pressure LED, and it recirculates the alky back into the container.
Item can be kept in the glove box and all that is needed to install is a wrench to put the hose on the fitting, and plug the 3 bar MAP connector into the female on the 3 bar simulator.
The simulator box also allows draining the system from under the hood. Unhook the hose, place it into a container, put the simulator at 30 PSI.. quick drain.
I've been beating on a test gauge now for over a week with the controllers.. so far so good.
I'll post pixs up when the decals arrive and some pixs of the item installed on a Buick.
Thanks guys.. have had some requests for a way to really test the system.. here it is.
Pricing.. shouldnt be too bad.. i'll figure that out next few days.
Thanks as always for the support,
Julio
The gauge will be a 300 PSI liquid filled, has an M15 nozzle built into the cap, and the simulator box has a 1.6-5v output with a knob so it simulates a 3 bar MAP under boost. The decal for the simulator box is coming together and will read 0,7,15,22,30 PSI. This way you can test the pump at different boost levels and see its pressure output. Without having to hook up an air compressor to the MAP sensor.
This is a great way to check the system for full output pressure, check the system for leaks under high pressure, test the operation of the red/green pressure LED, and it recirculates the alky back into the container.
Item can be kept in the glove box and all that is needed to install is a wrench to put the hose on the fitting, and plug the 3 bar MAP connector into the female on the 3 bar simulator.
The simulator box also allows draining the system from under the hood. Unhook the hose, place it into a container, put the simulator at 30 PSI.. quick drain.
I've been beating on a test gauge now for over a week with the controllers.. so far so good.
I'll post pixs up when the decals arrive and some pixs of the item installed on a Buick.
Thanks guys.. have had some requests for a way to really test the system.. here it is.
Pricing.. shouldnt be too bad.. i'll figure that out next few days.
Thanks as always for the support,
Julio