Broken Boost gauge

[ReubenH]

I've got a GReddy boost gauge here, and the needle's pointing a bit high. It reads constantly .3 bar high across the range, it's as if the needle has just been re-adjusted.

Does anyone know how to fix these? It still works, the only issue is the needle reading high...

[Guest boostin]

Can't be too hard. Pull it apart and see.

[Guest]

i had the same gauge but in white, it was reading .1 bar before it got stolen, really annoyed me as they are such nice gauges. I had a look behind those stickers but i don't think there is a way to fix it unless you take it right apart.

[DRFVDR]

get a Sharpie and write the new numbers on the glass heheheh

If u can get it apart either reposition the pointer of see if u can move the mechanism

[Drunkenmonkey]

awww you broke it

[Guest boostcut]

they have a small copper tube winding inside, you need to get it calibrated after you play with it tho.

[Guest]

i had a autometer gauge few years back that did the same,took it to a VDO gauge and clock/watch guy and he pulled it down n re-callibrated it for about $25 i think

[subieboy]

Ask *** he might know some people that could fix em...

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