TexasRebel
Gearshifter
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I may be wrong, but it seemed like the poster was trying to double-up on the manifold gauge. Keep the one in the dashboard and add one in the cluster info-screen.If you had the ecoboost gauge pack assy in your car and it showed vacuum/boost correctly then the vacuum guage pack should be a plug and play install, no changes in forscan would be required IMO.
P.S. If you are not in need of the ecoboost gauge pack I would be interested in purchasing it from you or if you need a vacuum gauge pack from a GT I have one I would trade you for the ecoboost gauge pack.
DM me if interested.
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It's a little misleading to differentiate between the vac and the vac/boost gauge. Both gauges simply display a manifold pressure, but have different ranges. The vacuum gauge would just go into OL+ mode in the event of positive manifold pressure on a car with a turbo/supercharger while the vac/boost gauge would be half wasted on a naturally-aspirated car.
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