OK, so my mom never said I'd amount to much
I installed my DiPricols this weekend. I started with my boost gage. I got all the electrical done and run, got the gage mounted, installed my boost bolt (in the front most hole), hooked up the tubing, and fired up the truck.
Nothing.
I took the tubing off the boost bolt and used 20 psi air from my compressor, and yes, the gage worked. Got a long piece of wire to check to make sure there wasn't any gasket material coverin the bolt hole. There wasn't. Looked at the instruction again (I did look first!) Moved the bolt back to the hole behind the air horn, hooked up the tube, started the truck - nothing.
So now, I'm beginning to wonder. Checked all the connections, etc. , removed and rechecked all fittings. Put everything back together. Decided I needed to get some lunch (I always think better on a full stomach), so hopped in the truck and took off.
So, have you figured out what the problem was yet? I did, about 100 feet down the road - no boost until you load up the engine and reach higher revs.
In the words of the immortal Homer Simpson, "Doh!"
Sometimes it doesn't pay to get up in the morning.
Anybody need help installing a boost gage? You see, I've done it three times... .
Juan

I installed my DiPricols this weekend. I started with my boost gage. I got all the electrical done and run, got the gage mounted, installed my boost bolt (in the front most hole), hooked up the tubing, and fired up the truck.
Nothing.
I took the tubing off the boost bolt and used 20 psi air from my compressor, and yes, the gage worked. Got a long piece of wire to check to make sure there wasn't any gasket material coverin the bolt hole. There wasn't. Looked at the instruction again (I did look first!) Moved the bolt back to the hole behind the air horn, hooked up the tube, started the truck - nothing.
So now, I'm beginning to wonder. Checked all the connections, etc. , removed and rechecked all fittings. Put everything back together. Decided I needed to get some lunch (I always think better on a full stomach), so hopped in the truck and took off.
So, have you figured out what the problem was yet? I did, about 100 feet down the road - no boost until you load up the engine and reach higher revs.
In the words of the immortal Homer Simpson, "Doh!"
Sometimes it doesn't pay to get up in the morning.
Anybody need help installing a boost gage? You see, I've done it three times... .
Juan