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Boost gauge riding high. 700

posted by  pbrown on  Fri Sep 27 00:14 CST 2002
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Okay I think I know how the boost gauge works. Straight up on the line between black and yellow is ambient air pressure, in the black is vacuum, in the yellow is boost pressure. Am I right?

So the real question is, if the needle is riding higher than it used too at idle in gear, does this indicate a vacuum leak?

Thanks to Dave Barton in advance for use of the pic.







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