carryon525
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How did you do the tap?My gauge? Mechanical... Off of a tap that was put into the intake manifold.
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Vacuum seems LOW
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dank GN
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You buy a tap and the right size drill and go to,town . I believe you would need a 1/8" NPT tap FYI
carryon525
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Update
Stopped by a shop today and the mechanic liked the car so much he hooked up a smoke machine to it for free and we found ZERO leaks then he hooked up a mechanical vacuume gauge and found I'm actually at 17psi at idle! Gauge shows from -7 to -10.
Tested my vacuume/boost sensor and it not reading the ohms properly causing my readings to be off! I've order new sensor.
Stopped by a shop today and the mechanic liked the car so much he hooked up a smoke machine to it for free and we found ZERO leaks then he hooked up a mechanical vacuume gauge and found I'm actually at 17psi at idle! Gauge shows from -7 to -10.
Tested my vacuume/boost sensor and it not reading the ohms properly causing my readings to be off! I've order new sensor.
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If that ga is reading from a MAP sensor, it's getting a volt reading, not ohms...
Someone else replied to the ? I posed to you. See post #19.
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Low?? looks to be in the 17-18" range.......Shit I'm low too [emoji23]idle/Park
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Eh. I mean High. (Wrote Low because it's below zero) I was told when I first got motor running that it should be 8-10"?
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I know. Leave me alone! HahaBelow 0 = vac.....
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