Jamesyhunt21061988
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Hi I've bought a pressure boost gauge psi and wondered if anyone had fitted one of these and if they found it to work
Boost pressure gauge (psi) for freelander 2.0 di
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Winu
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I got one and it work 
boost1 - YouTube
17 PSI Peak (when wastegate opens) , 15 PSI full boost.
Just plug it in with T piece before your MAP sensor, and it's done
boost1 - YouTube
17 PSI Peak (when wastegate opens) , 15 PSI full boost.
Just plug it in with T piece before your MAP sensor, and it's done
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Jamesyhunt21061988
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Thankyou, where did you lead the pipe through the car an were did you fit there boost gauge
I plumbed mine in as per Winu's description I mounted mine to the right of the dash pod and through the grommet on the drivers side of the bulkhead, I wired it into a spare fuse holder on the fuse board which was an ignition feed so I only needed a male spade connector job done!!
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The same way as above, but use a wire channel on the left top of bulckhead (place where wires from ECM goes - there is plenty of space) Mine is LHD, so it sits on the left side of gauge cluster (as you can see on movie)
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Jamesyhunt21061988
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Thankyou for information going to try and do it over the weekend
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forgive me for being thick, but what does that clock actually tell you? how does it make the freebie any better? or is it just another clock to look at?
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