Anybody using AEM TRU BOOST?
I have one but I couldn't figure out how to use it.
If I hold the button on the left, it shows "A", if I hold it again it shows "B"
For the right buttin, it shows "HI" then if i do it again, it shows "LO" and for the 3rd time I think it shows "OFF"
If I hold both buttons, it shows "A55" and when i press the button on the left the number decreases (like 54, 53, 52, 51...) . right button makes the number increase (like A56, A57)
What does "A" and "B" mean??? also why can't i set the boost with psi? What does that 55, 56, 57 mean??
If I hold the button on the left, it shows "A", if I hold it again it shows "B"
For the right buttin, it shows "HI" then if i do it again, it shows "LO" and for the 3rd time I think it shows "OFF"
If I hold both buttons, it shows "A55" and when i press the button on the left the number decreases (like 54, 53, 52, 51...) . right button makes the number increase (like A56, A57)
What does "A" and "B" mean??? also why can't i set the boost with psi? What does that 55, 56, 57 mean??
You NEED to find the instruction manual for this thing. You're just guessing w/o it.
But just as a guess from your post, it seems to have two boost seetings Hi and Low. Push right button to select which is active. Press both buttons to show current boost setpoint. I guess 55,56,57 is psi (but it could be other units, like metric). Pressing and holding the A button decreases the current boost setting, while pressing and holding the B button increases boost setting.
RTFM. I would not take the chance of blowing your engine just because you are unwilling to read a manual. It should be a free download from AEM's website.
But just as a guess from your post, it seems to have two boost seetings Hi and Low. Push right button to select which is active. Press both buttons to show current boost setpoint. I guess 55,56,57 is psi (but it could be other units, like metric). Pressing and holding the A button decreases the current boost setting, while pressing and holding the B button increases boost setting.
RTFM. I would not take the chance of blowing your engine just because you are unwilling to read a manual. It should be a free download from AEM's website.
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