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I've just bought an R32 GTS-T, and I can't work out what the guage above the fuel level is telling me?

It's the one that goes from -7 to 0 to +7. It sits constantly on 0 while the car is running. The little turbo looking logo and the key of x100mmHg hasn't helped me work it out.

Sorry for the beginner level question, but I'd love to know what it is!

Thanks.

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That was my assumption, but it's static on 0. Could be faulty, I guess? Or I'm just watching the road when the car is on boost. =/

Give the car a rev when idling and watch the boost gauge to see it the pointer goes up,

then go for a drive and put your foot down and watch the gauge to see if it goes up, keep an eye out on the road as well. LOL!

The boost gauge will only go Up if you put your foot down on the accalerator. Remember, boost runs off the exhaust gases/fumes.

If you are just traveling at a consistent speed to will just sit at 0 or under boost. The turbos are cycling the air but not spooling up.

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