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Thread: Pressure switch relay voltage ?

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    If I remember correctly, you can plug in a scantool (dealer item) into the plug under the steering wheel (passenger side maybe?) and watch the IAT drop to like -3 degrees.

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    black wire from boost gauge- provides ground when there is +0" vacuum
    black/yellow wire- +12V should be tapped to ign. source. provides voltage all the time ignition is on.
    red/yellow wires- tapped to IAT temp wire.

    With the scan tool, when relay kick "clicks" on, there should be a 1*F reading. when not boosting, whatever the temperature is around the sensor.

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    gsrev posted this http://www.hostboard.com/ubb/Forum40/HTML/001418.html awhile ago. Maybe he has a little more insight on what to do.

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