Installing a boost gauge

shogunal

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I have a boost gauge and want to install myself and save the money. Since this will be my first boost gauge install can anyone point me in the right direction. My concern is where to connect the vacuum line on a 2010pp. Any pics, diagrams, links to threads would be greatly appreciated.
 
You can get the boost source from the boost solenoid that is bolted to the top of the motor when you take the cover off.
T into the hose that goes from the boost solenoid into the turbo piping that goes over the engine on the right hand side.
Piece of cake!
 
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Or here at vacuum boost hose.



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I just want to make sure I do this right. Attached is a pick of our ecoboost engine in the SHO. Is this the boost solenoid I have circled in red and the line I need to "T" into in green?

 
No, the red circle is the high pressure fuel pump. DO NOT TRY TO TAP OR SPLICE INTO THIS!!!!!
And the green circle is part of the  PCV  system.
 
I couldn't even tell you where it is. But I know with near 60 pods sold the above picture is how I have and they have done it.


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when you actually do this,  a short write up and photographs would be extremely helpful. I have been thinking about doing this.
 
What caught my attention about this TB boost adapter was the sentence about aftermarket BOV "Mechanical BOV's should have a dedicated vacuum line with no tees".
My Hot Pipe kit that is coming to me this week Will have a Tial BOV and since this has two direct fittings I'd use the other for a boost Guage.
 
SwampRat said:
What caught my attention about this TB boost adapter was the sentence about aftermarket BOV "Mechanical BOV's should have a dedicated vacuum line with no tees".
My Hot Pipe kit that is coming to me this week Will have a Tial BOV and since this has two direct fittings I'd use the other for a boost Guage.


I going for a clean install and will end up dressing up the engine compartment with Areoquip hoses and fittings as much as possible .

I just ordered it .

 
SwampRat said:
SwampRat said:
What caught my attention about this TB boost adapter was the sentence about aftermarket BOV "Mechanical BOV's should have a dedicated vacuum line with no tees".
My Hot Pipe kit that is coming to me this week Will have a Tial BOV and since this has two direct fittings I'd use the other for a boost Guage.

I just ordered it...
http://www.theretrofitsource.com/complete-retrofit-kits.html?___store=trsdefaultview

I going for a clean install and will end up dressing up the engine compartment with Areoquip hoses and fittings as much as possible .

I'm curious to see how you're going to pull vacuum with those projectors you ordered  :clown:
 
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