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Old 04-16-2006, 11:07 AM
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my gauge has worked fine for a month since i got it but now when i shut the car off it the gauge wont go back to 0 it stops at -10 and when running its at -28 or -30 and before it would be at -20

everthing is -10 off wtf??
Old 04-16-2006, 11:14 AM
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Default Re: boost gauge problem please take a look (exotik4doorcivic)

sounds to me like the needle went berserk...if it's not too expensive or still ahve a warranty, id return it or buy another one.......
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its autometer
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take it apart....get a vaccuum gauge and recalibrate it yourself....i did it and it works just fine
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how do you recalibrate it yourself?? can you explain
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