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Old 17 September 2004, 12:40 PM
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Red face Overdumping Dumpvalve??

Last night driving home, i thought 'this car is running like poo

a bit juddery (like running out of petrol) turned off the radio and it seems i have an over active dump valve (sounds like it s open all the time) hiss hiss even a ver low revs 2k!

its a forge VTA so im putting the origianal back on for now.

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Will this cause the symtoms described??

and secondly are Forge DV servicable?

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Old 17 September 2004, 02:55 PM
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Definitely serviceable...might be worth just stripping it and having a look to see if it's filled up with oil etc and got stuck.

Equally likely is that it's not your dumpvalve at all, and your intercooler hose as gota hole in it.
Old 17 September 2004, 04:21 PM
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tahnks steve

put the recirc on and car seems ok (i bit sluggish) and quiet!!!

looking at the forge unit it does look a bit bunged up, when i open it up im not gona get springs flying everywhere am i
Old 17 September 2004, 04:59 PM
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Er......yes?

I would open it up somewhere brightly lit.....and carefully.

I can't remember, but I THINK there is only the big spring inside the forge. I opened up my last dumpvalve inside a plastic bag. Everything pinged.....but it was all still in the bag
Old 17 September 2004, 07:28 PM
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if it's the 007 d/v then you can unscrew the top and the spring will come out (wont fly out) - check to see if the piston works smoothly - might need lubing with oil
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Thanks guys

the piston does look quite dirty, and i can see the spring through the holes. looks a bit out of place.

right where that allen key??

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Old 18 September 2004, 10:18 AM
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Use a bit of Mobile1 as lube
Old 19 September 2004, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbo_Steve
Er......yes?

I would open it up somewhere brightly lit.....and carefully.

I can't remember, but I THINK there is only the big spring inside the forge. I opened up my last dumpvalve inside a plastic bag. Everything pinged.....but it was all still in the bag
Luv the idea off a plastic bag, I'll remember that one for the future when ur unsure wats gona happen !!!! Nice one

Gaza
Old 19 September 2004, 01:29 PM
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some times the spring can go weak and stopes open i had that with my baily one when on the moterway.
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