Hi
. . . the measurement range is more important.
To prevent the pointer from immediately leaving the scale (or sticking at the end, making it difficult to determine the exact amount of overpressure), I would recommend choosing a pressure range with approximately 30-50% reserve.
For 90, 110, and 115 horsepower, 1.5 bar is sufficient.
The 130 and 150 models have significantly higher boost pressures, so I would prefer a 2-bar gauge.
Even though a suction area on the display for the diesel engine initially seems nonsensical:
In the idling mode, you can use this to determine if the air intake is no longer clear (e.g., due to leaves, filters, etc.), and with the newer models with "parking anti-vibration flap" (ALH, AHF, ASV . . . ?).
can it be monitored in real-time, including its full opening and functionality, when it is stopped? Gruß Ulf
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MG4 Electric
Translated on 03-07-2026, 15:19.
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