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whats best way 2 eliminate overboost code
With my set up i been getting the SES lights from the boost hitting 22 psi... whats the best way to remedy this.
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I agree, but I'm gonna have to disagree with ditty. I turned the dial (marked it first) until the light came on, and then backed it off one click. I was able to get one or two more clicks out of it. I don't know if it makes any difference, but it can't hurt why don't I have any emoticon options when on my reply screen? anybody know |
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Oh hell, just go real old school. Put a SchotchLok on the light green/black wire and ground it out.
That works as well but you have to ask yourself what is best. Not just what will work or is cheapest. Decision time...... |
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