Ok so i just bought a set of glowshift 7 color gauges...even though theyre cheap and i should go with something that is a little better quality i didnt. anyway i just installed them according to the instructions and my boost gauge isnt reading at all. it sits at zero whether im idling or WOT. I pulled the bolt by my p pump to run the line. all im curious about is if i have it in the wrong spot. if not i figure its a kink in my line somewhere that isnt letting the gauge get anything

 

Not sure why everyone misconceives glow shift gauges... I've been running mine for months with 0 problems and love them. As for your boost gauge though yes check your hose for any kinks, also if you used ferrule fittings make sure you didn't over tighten them and pinch the hose off, they only need to be tightened a minor amount to hold the hose in place. Hope this helps.

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As for where to put your boost gauge line would be here



Others also tap into there intake horn.

 

There is no misconception... They are Junk


Luke

 

glow shift is like buying a chinese quad they are cool to watch and mess with for 3 weeks then they break, examples i bought a glowshift tachometer the needed moved so slow i could do a 1-2-3 shift before the needle even caught up me, another is i bought a pyro gauge it broke in less than 2 weeks, ordered a new one it was broke before i even put it on my truck, if you going to spend money on the parts why not dpend an extra 50-100 buks and get some good good quality gauges they look and perform better, and most likely have a warranty

 

Everyone I know who tried multiple brands of gauges got significantly different readings from their Glowshifts than the others. It's easy to see the pattern. Even when they seem to be working fine... they probably aren't. Better off trusting the idiot lights Dodge put in the dash.

 

ok i bet theyre too tight. i put some torque on those ferrell fittings. like a whole bunch. but ill look into it.

 

Oh no no... just past finger tight. Quarter-half turn with a wrench. You can also break the internals of mechanical gauges by over tightening, from simply throwing off the calibration to just plain killing the gauge completely.

 

just buy the good guages and stop complaning .... ... JK ... its you rmoney spend it how ya like ... just dont be suprised when they fail thats all .............

 

i didnt complain. i know theyre bad gauges. i get it. but i already bought them so im gonna run em till they dont work. im doing a tranny swap soon anyway so im gonna have to get another gauge instead of trans temp and when i do ill just buy all different gauges

 

Did you ever get it working?