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boost gauge confusion
- Thread starter lanceneoman
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caveo
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goes without saying really but be careful of trailing wires/pipes around the engine. when working hard the turbo can actually glow red hot and will melt/ set fire to anything near it.
Mine naturally followed the fuel pipes then past the injectors to the FPR.
Far neater than taking it from the dump valve too.
Far neater than taking it from the dump valve too.
yeah thats the same as ive done, ive just cabletied it to injector rail. looks good because you cant see any pipeing because its under the cover
Mine's on full show after a slight mishap with a screwdriver (on the floor) my a$$ and the engine cover while doing the last lot of work under the bonnet.
Safe to say the engine cover doesn't fit anymore
Ho-hum
Safe to say the engine cover doesn't fit anymore
Ho-hum
lol. i was thinking of painting my engine cover but not sure yet. id neeed special plastic paint wouldnt i? and heat resistant
To quote a famous Sci-Fi movie..."laugh it up fuzz ball"
Seriously, it was one of those times where you call yourself the C word very loudly!
Just gotta find a new one, or get serious with the silicone hosing, and make the engine bay spotless...not sure I have that amount of elbow grease available!
I'd find a new cover personally or the engine bay resembles predator when he removes it's "mask" imho
boost gauge http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=196176&highlight=boost+gauge+fitting
Oil temp you need a sandwich plate for the oil filter, or from the sump, not sure by how much the temp would change though.
Oil temp you need a sandwich plate for the oil filter, or from the sump, not sure by how much the temp would change though.
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