Going over my sled after a 3 day ride and noticed a small amount of oil had leaked out of my autometer boost guage. the equalizer screw had vibrate loose. When the it is level it still goes up at least 7/8 of the face.
TurboJamie
TY 4 Stroke God
Yeah its still accurate I called Autometer about it. Im not sure if this gauge is all its cracked up to be yet. I had a regular carbon fiber faced plastic autometer that broke and replaced with the procomp. I find the boost readings to be high on it and the liquid filled BS of having to leave that screw cracked open and the silicone liquid leaking out of it a pain in the #*$&@. They say if you leak to much you have to order more from them and fill it back up. I am running the 7 psi pulleys at 10500 rpm and hitting 10 psi and sometimes it does not return to zero when the sled is off for a while. I may just get another cheepo and try my luck.
Skydog
TY 4 Stroke God
a7m266d said:Yeah its still accurate I called Autometer about it. Im not sure if this gauge is all its cracked up to be yet. I had a regular carbon fiber faced plastic autometer that broke and replaced with the procomp. I find the boost readings to be high on it and the liquid filled BS of having to leave that screw cracked open and the silicone liquid leaking out of it a pain in the #*$&@. They say if you leak to much you have to order more from them and fill it back up. I am running the 7 psi pulleys at 10500 rpm and hitting 10 psi and sometimes it does not return to zero when the sled is off for a while. I may just get another cheepo and try my luck.
Yea same here!! B.S.!!! Mine is about 1/2 full

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just fill up with glycerine oil (gauge oil)
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