KrispyKreme

when the gauge is not hooked up and the needle is not at 0 is it broken?

dustin

where is the needle at?

wantboost

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my money is that this is an autometer gauge. i need to see if they will warranty mine. i bought it new but from an individual. the needle is off almost 2 psi

KrispyKreme

its greddy, the needle is as far up as it will go

dustin

try knocking it against something. sounds stuck. But yes, something is wrong.

all my greddy gauges show 0 when the car is off etc.

wantboost

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you sure your wired it up right? id have to imagine if you got the signal wires backwrads teh gauge would work backwards

KrispyKreme

damn, i paid the guy for it already, i just saw it in the picture

wantboost

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is it just sitting or is it wired up? the gauge needs an elctrical current for it to zero itself

KrispyKreme

its just sitting.....

dustin

it should have had electrical current the last time it was powered up, so it should still read 0. But my greddy gauges have a spring return anyways I think.

wantboost

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well, my autometer egt gauge wasnt at zero when i got it, hooked up the power t it and it set itself at 0. ive also found the bulb inside the thnig runs at about 200-150 degrees, so im trying to find an led for it

m R g S r

is it the mechanical or electronic gauge?

KrispyKreme

sweet, that makes me feel a bit better man, i guess we'll see when it gets here

KrispyKreme

it is electronic

dustin

Alright well I have a greddy electronic boost gauge and it read 0 when new, and reads 0 when the car is off.

wantboost

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it should read 0 when the car is off and such, but when you handle the gauge and its gets bumped, the needle moves if no power is applied

dustin

If he was able to get it to lock the needle at the max position (should be about 2bar of boost) by shaking it, I'm impressed hehe. Oh well.

wantboost

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lol, maybe he was having a bad day and he couldnt reach his stress ball in time,