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Boost Gauge... Help

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    Hello all
    I just got my Autometer boost/vacuum gauge in today, and i really dont feel like paying someone to install it. I was reading the instructions, and the only thing I will have trouble with is
    1. Where to mount the Map Sensor
    2. Where to put the T fitting. Before the BPV? Correct?

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    from what ive been reading, you mount the MAP sensor in the intake (to read airflow going into the manifold).

    and the t-fitting, i would assume it goes before the BPV, but if thats not correct then its an easy fix.

    I read the autometer site Auto Meter for a boost gauge install on a ford truck to gather a lil info. read it yourself, you might be able to pick up more than I did since i've never been boosted
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