[s-cars] Help with a "moisture trap" definition re: boost gaugeinstallation

[Mark Strangways]

You don't want to put anything that will slow or reduce the signal to the
MAP (ECU)...
If the inline filter is at all restrictive then it may interfere with proper
signals at low pressure levels.
If a cheap one is used it may not withstand the vacuum conditions of a
closed throttle plate at higher RPM's.

Mark S
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Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 8:16 AM
Subject: Re: [s-cars] Help with a "moisture trap" definition re: boost
gaugeinstallation


> It's not uncommon to put an in line-fuel filter on the hose running to the
> boost gauge. Not only does it filter out any contaminants, it can reduce
noise
> as well.
>
> Richard
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