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Old Sun, Nov-09-2008, 01:16:32 AM   #1
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Default If you have boost gauge, what are you reading for vaccume, at idle? Around 20-22 ???

At idle, and at foot off the pedal, the boost is reading around 20-22.

The AEM Tru-Boost boost gauge ranges as follows,

30-to-0 <== on this bottom range is where at idle, the vacuum is at 20-22
0-to-50 <== on this upper range is where i hit around 9 psi with AA kit

What are you reading as vacuum at idle?
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Mine is 18 - 20
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I've got 18-20.
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Depends on the engine...

Mine is 23-24" using a milspec pressure sensor.
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I get 17vac
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-18 to -20
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Is this a good website to understand your vacuum gauge and potential problems?

http://www.therangerstation.com/Maga...acuumLeaks.htm

Looks to be accurate with what everyone is saying above...
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at idle without AC/heat on, i get 20-22. at times, my idle goes back and forth in that range. iirc, with AC/heat on, i get 18 or so.
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