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Anyone installed a boost gauge in your car?

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There's an old thread that did talk about it but seems that none of the local workshops have given this a try on the W204. Someone would've had some experience by now plumbing in via a t joint connector but I would be very hesitant to do it. I agree safer way would be a gauge reading off OBD port but don't know how real time/accurate vs hose reading that would be.

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Already done on the W204 CGI :)

Old school Boost Gauge :) which is analog based on real pressure :)

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There's an old thread that did talk about it but seems that none of the local workshops have given this a try on the W204. Someone would've had some experience by now plumbing in via a t joint connector but I would be very hesitant to do it. I agree safer way would be a gauge reading off OBD port but don't know how real time/accurate vs hose reading that would be.

I was thinking of a scan gauge II via obd. Won't want to tap from engine bay

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