So I installed it letter by letter and went through the x gauge set up and my get is stuck on 932 degrees...has never moved and the boost will only of as high as 22.4 Psi....actors gauge is showing almost 40 so I know there is an issue...any one have any ideas?

 

What gauge is stuck at 932 degrees? EGT, EOT, ECT? As far as boost reading.....did you see what scanguage read with key on engine off first? You have to get that reading and then enter the corresponding info into the x gauge set up.


Ok just re-read your post.....I assume by get you mean egt? What sensor are you trying to read from? I'll assume you're deleted? Did you install sensors into the delete pipe? If there are no sensors in the delete pipe the x-gauge codes for egt won't work as they read pre cat, pre and post dpf. You'll need to read the egt from the sensor in the up pipe, which isn't listed on the scan gauge site. I have the x-gauge settings for this sensor....just have to dig them up if that's what you need.

 

Never thought of that dpf is deleted and yes I meant egt damn auto correct when it sat with key on scab gauge on boost read 0.0 so I left it when it maxes out at 22.4 I entered the code for 15.0 and nothing changed I went step by step in the book for the boost .... kinda puzzled if u could get me that egt code that would be awesome thank you

 

X guage code for egt sensor in up pipe....


Txd 07e022115f
Rxf 04620511065f
Rxd 3010
Wth 00090032ffd8

 

Worked perfect now if I could just get it to read more that 23.4 lbs of boost when the stock gauge is pegged

 

Did you use the table to determine what to input in the MTH field to set up the boost reading?


Ford PSD Boost

To determine what value to input into the XXXX field you will need to follow 4 steps.
Step 1: Input 0000 into the XXXX portion of the MTH field
Step 2: View the value displayed by the BST gauge with the key on, but engine off
Step 3: Find the value that matches your recorded value on the table below
Step 4: Replace the last 4 0′s in the MTH with the XXXX value that corresponds to your key on / engine off reading
If you follow those steps correctly, then BST should read 0.0 with key on / engine off. If it does, then your boost gauge is properly calibrated and reading correctly.
Note: Changes in altitude can affect the accuracy of the boost reading slightly, so be sure to check the BST reading with key on / engine off every so often and recalibrate it as needed.
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called tech support issue was in the initial set up I changed the setting from MAP to BST and when I programmed the X-Gauge for boost i was reading the wrong one...so if anyone has the same issue go into set up and makes sure you have selected MAP and not BST...Linear Logic tech support was awesome!