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nzoliver:

--- Quote from: "TimM" ---Yours is a 300 series Turbo, which connects in a different place, but have a look at this thread which is where I got my advise to fit it.

The connector hides under some pipes, but it wasn't as bad as it sounds  :lol:
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Hi all!

Thank you for the replies. It seems that the connection may be on to the pipe that goes to the MAP sensor on the firewall. Correct? :roll:

Boomer:
Hi
I fitted a 2 bar gauge to my 300Tdi about 3 years ago just to see what the turbo was actually giving. I plumbed it in to the 6mm plastic tube that comes from the turbo to the fuel pump (I think), anyway I just used a 6mm push in Tee and then fed a 6mm nylon pipe up thro' the bulkhead to the dash. At full boost I can still get 1 bar with 200k on the clock!
Cheers

TimM:

--- Quote from: "nzoliver" ---Hi all!

Thank you for the replies. It seems that the connection may be on to the pipe that goes to the MAP sensor on the firewall. Correct? :roll:
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Just to be sure, which is yours - a 200 series or a 300 series?

nzoliver:

--- Quote from: "TimM" ---
--- Quote from: "nzoliver" ---Hi all!

Thank you for the replies. It seems that the connection may be on to the pipe that goes to the MAP sensor on the firewall. Correct? :roll:
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Just to be sure, which is yours - a 200 series or a 300 series?



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:arrow: Hello! Mine is a 300 series wif EDC.

Disco Inferno:
not sure why the head will pop after 1500 miles

mine ran at 1.6 bar, with a huge intercooler and tweaked pump for the 25k miles i owned her for without any side effects, its still going strong and had done for the 3 years before i bought it

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