EvOstyleZ

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Ok so I ordered a autometer cf series 30psi boost gauge...when I opened up the box the needle was sitting on 3 psi...i called they sent me a replacement and now the new one is sitting on 4 psi ....wtf?!


Is this normal ..is there's way to adjust it????

Frustrated

4G63kevin

iTrader: (16)

Some of the autometers have plastic gearing inside. I had one laying around and it was sitting wrong too. I just put some lubricant on the gear and wala! it's sitting on where it should. lol But, I'd get something else.

EvOstyleZ

iTrader: (8)

Damn man...


I tried that last year and I messed it up even more to 30psi smh

killerpenguin21

iTrader: (20)

if i recall my prosport was sitting a tad off of 0 until i hooked it up and then after first power up it was fine. have you tried that?

EvOstyleZ

iTrader: (8)

Yes the vacation sits a 10 it supposed to set at 20 if I recall right

EvOstyleZ

iTrader: (8)

Vac*

4G63kevin

iTrader: (16)

lol Sell it for cheap, throw it away, or just buy a different quality gauge. gl!

savagejay1

You mean vacuum? If your car is stock it should be around 20hg

EvOstyleZ

iTrader: (8)

Yeah I know.

MRpunk

I know they are expensive, but Defi really makes a nice gauge. Maybe give them a try.

DJAfterShok

iTrader: (2)

I had the autometer ultra-lite on my civic. It was about 1-2 PSI off and I still put it in. After the initial start up it fixed itself. and most inportantly it was accurate.

You can try to using it. If not get your money back and go with something else. There are some pretty nice guages out there if you have the money for them. STRI seems to be pretty good company.

1d10t

iTrader: (19)

Those gauges are junk. Check out Stewart Warner or PLX devices

evo8426

iTrader: (27)

my autometer cf gauge reads the same as my 3 bar map sensor

holmes14

yeah just get a new qauge, or bring it back