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Old 19 May 2007, 10:27 PM
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ive recntly put on a fmic and a hks (newest 1) ssq bov and its taken away my idle burble! ( reason i bought the beast!) and it dont seem to idle properly! and when me car is colod it wont start first time and seems to take a lil longer! i need help to find out irf this is the dump valve thats causeing this or wot it could be! thanx
Old 19 May 2007, 10:28 PM
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Is it a single or twin piston dump valve?
Old 20 May 2007, 07:24 PM
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i honestly couldnt tell you!! its the newest 1 and it sort of looks like a bullet? thats all i no!! oh and you can get interchangeable inserts!! and its really high pitched!!
Old 20 May 2007, 11:54 PM
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take the dump valve off and either fit an OEM or run without one for a short time to see if it's the dump valve causing the problem. loss of burble I dont understand, but idling problems can be caused by dump valve. Does it seem to be boosting correctly ?
Old 29 May 2007, 12:44 PM
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sorry i took so long i lost my post!! when i say loss of burble i mean its not as loud cos it aint idleing properly! when i slow for junctions i **** meself sumtimes and thnk its gna cut out! ill take it off soon as it stops raining and let u no! thanx
Old 29 May 2007, 03:25 PM
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Some FMIC kits will not allow you to refit the standard BOV. You've not stated what year your car is but classics have ahd running problems associated with fitting a vent to atmosphere (VTA) BOV. Waste of money which is a shame. Your best bet is to get a hold of a recirc unit (Forge etc).

If you've fitted the FMIC are you now running an induction kit. I'm sure that would have been removed also.

You'll need a remap at this point as the car won't be providing enough fuel to match the increased air flow mixture.

Hopefully someone can add to this.

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Old 29 May 2007, 03:55 PM
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Maybe a vacuum leak through a loose FMIC hose causing the rough idle/cutting out?

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Old 30 May 2007, 01:33 PM
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dont no wots up with her!! she keeps spluttering, holding back, cutting out and there seems to be a missfire from inside the enginge!! id say its from near the turbo area! all me coil packs are fine cos i had them of yesterday to check for cracks but all is good!! oh its an 1994 classic!!! dose no body live near billingham that has any idea!! my subaru experiencisis sh*t atm and its really getting to me!!
Old 30 May 2007, 04:22 PM
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Have you had it remapped since fitting the FMIC? Even if your coil packs don't look damaged, they can still be worn, do you know how old they are?
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me ciol pack are approx 3 weeks old!!1 changed them me self so i no there ok!! but ive gave up on the scoob now gna brake in for bits!! really cant be chewed no more!! ran out of dosh!!! thanx anyways!
Old 30 May 2007, 05:16 PM
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instantly sounds to me like an inlet leak somewhere. loosen all your intercooler hose jubalee clips and give the hoses a spin and re apply the jubalee clips. another way to test for a vacuum leak is get some electrolube and spray it on each joint, the electrolube creates a temporary seal and your idle speed changes if there is a leak, this is a quick spray on way to find your leak. worth noting also electrolube evaporates away after a minute so no damage to electrics or the engine on this test.
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also forgot to mention that i was haveing these spluttering problems b4 the intercooler! but im goin to try loseing and retightening the pipes tmra! cheers mate!
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yhpm mate
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