Vacuum Gauge
#1
Vacuum Gauge
I want to temporarily hook in a manifold vacuum gauge to see if I can adjust my driving style to produce more mpg. The engine is the 3.5 on a 2005 AWD. Are there any unused taps on the intake I could use or what hose would be good to T into?
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#3
I'm assuming you just want to MONITOR engine vacuum??? Like an Older Muscle car with a Dash mounted VAC GAUGE??? Or a Mid 70s Newyorker or Cordoba with the "Fuel Minder" system in the Left side Fender mounted turn signal pod??
Monitoring is possible, Making Changes , other than the weight of your left foot, is not.
Although....I wouldnt recommend this. There are no "Obviously" un-used ports, and the ones that are there are for "Critical" function. For example..."Tapping" a MAP hose would be a mistake. I wouldnt want to open up a Booster Hose, simply for the safety aspect, and the only other viable point I can think of at the moment would be The cruise Servo, which may cause other problems .
Monitoring is possible, Making Changes , other than the weight of your left foot, is not.
Although....I wouldnt recommend this. There are no "Obviously" un-used ports, and the ones that are there are for "Critical" function. For example..."Tapping" a MAP hose would be a mistake. I wouldnt want to open up a Booster Hose, simply for the safety aspect, and the only other viable point I can think of at the moment would be The cruise Servo, which may cause other problems .
#5
buy a scan gauge it plugs into the OBD port and it will give u instant MPG and the vac u also wanted plus many more sensors readings.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ScanG...item27b7f22aed
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ScanG...item27b7f22aed
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