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    Auber Instuments SYL-1813 Guage

    Hi can anyone help have just bought a EGT and Boost guage for my 1997 GQ RD2.8t I dont think I have a problem with the EGT guage but the boost guage is a Auber Instuments SYL-1813, which is programable but at the moment I cannot get it programbed properly, at the moment when you turn it on it reads 4.8 and doesnt do much else. Anyone had anything to do with these guages. The sender is a Auber 303 3 Bar Boost Transmitter for a diesel engine. I am trying to get it to read in PSI and to read zero when the engine is not running. Any ideas anyone.

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    Did you read the instructions and change the programme options for the 3 bar map

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    Yes I did read the instructions but I am not sure if I have done it correctly.

    Regards Bob

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    Bob,

    I recently installed both these gauges, when the boost gauge comes from Auber it will be set for BAR, you will need to change it to PSI,

    In the instruction manual you need to make sure the gauge is set for the MAP sensor, Press SET then enter 0089 and then scroll down and enter 1-5V.

    Once your have done this you need to change to PSI you need to change the decimal point to DOT 000.0 then the PuL to 000.2 then change the PuH to 45.7. Then you will need to add/subtract to get an accurate reading.

    The best info I can give is play with all the settings, you won't hurt the gauges.

    It's hard to type in what to do, short of typing the manual.

    But if you want me to run through it with you on the phone PM me your mobile and I will ring you at a time that is convenient.

    Mark
    Proud former owner of a 1997 White GQ TD42 Patrol Cab Chassis with an after market turbo, now with over half a million k's and still going strong, that's had a heart transplant and now not owned by me

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    Thanks for that Mark I will have another go at it and if I get stuck I will give you a pm. Once again thanks for being so helpful.

    Regards Bob

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    Bob I think I still have instructions for the the Auber gauge set up. Got it off a guy on the patrol forum ( fox shooter ) who brought these gauges in 4 or so years ago.
    If I still have it I'll scan it and PM it to you.

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    Ok this is driving me crazy, I have a Auber 303 3 Bar Boost Sender connected to their SYL-1813 gauge I also found version 1.1 of their instructions.
    My settings are below

    IntY 5v
    dot 000.0
    PuL 054
    PuH 048.9
    PSb 000.0

    When the engine is not running the gauge displays 9.8
    Looking at the instructions you seem to be able to input negative numbers when trying to set the zero adjustment
    but I can't figure out how to get it to set to zero.
    Just about to have a brain meltdown.

    Regards Bob

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    Bob,

    Found your problem, it should be:

    PuL= Minus(-)05.4
    PuH = 048.9

    Mine is set at PuL = Minus(-)05.6
    PuH= 48.7

    And mine sits at zero with the truck at idle

    Don't forget the minus when you set it and when you change either figure i.e.: add to one figure you need to subtract the same amount from the other figure

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    Thanks for your help working like a dream. Now to find some other problems to fix.

    Regards Bob

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