Whats this??? Air leak???
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Ok, on NASIOC they are calling it a 'purge valve', can it be
removed and cleaned, is it possible this is sucking/blowing
air that I can't see?
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...1023134&page=2
removed and cleaned, is it possible this is sucking/blowing
air that I can't see?
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...1023134&page=2
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its part of the crankcase ventilation system, I believe it also allows the petrol tank to 'breathe' as well, you can clean the valve with a petroleum based fluid.
If you have a further look on the NASIOC site you will find a link to delete it as well, the only issue is that the petrol tank builds up a vacuum as there is no vent for it.
I have heard that the cure is to drill a small (1-2mm) hole in the plastic cap, there is also some info on that there too
If you have a further look on the NASIOC site you will find a link to delete it as well, the only issue is that the petrol tank builds up a vacuum as there is no vent for it.
I have heard that the cure is to drill a small (1-2mm) hole in the plastic cap, there is also some info on that there too
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PS. you wont get bubbles unless its faulty in the right place to leak under boost, and of course you were hanging onto the engine at the time of boosting.....
Usually it operates as a vacuum system.
Usually it operates as a vacuum system.
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If I disconnect each of the pipes one by one and hold my finger over
it would I notice/hear a difference on the idle. I would like to find out
which pipe is leaking but have no idea how?
it would I notice/hear a difference on the idle. I would like to find out
which pipe is leaking but have no idea how?
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Pull the hose off the intake pipe and see if the idle issues gets worse if it doesn't then you know the smaller leak isn't causing the idle issue.
Just remember to put it back on as you might draw debris through it.
Give your MAF sensor a blast with brake cleaner too.
Just remember to put it back on as you might draw debris through it.
Give your MAF sensor a blast with brake cleaner too.
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Disregard all previous as I think I have found the problem.
The problem is a sh177y forge d/v which seems to have
gone kapputt and has prompted me to search for a oem
valve.
In my defence it was on the car when I bought it but I am now
of the age where I really should know better.
The problem is a sh177y forge d/v which seems to have
gone kapputt and has prompted me to search for a oem
valve.
In my defence it was on the car when I bought it but I am now
of the age where I really should know better.
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