b11fyn

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Hi all

i have an 02sti ppp with an aftermarket BOV fitted to the intercooler,
(has been on the car for about 2yrs now).

1. how often should this be stipped down & cleaned?.

2. What should i use to lubricate it or should it be re-assembled dry.

regards

shaun..

Splitpin

There shouldn't be any need to clean a dumpvalve. It will be lubricated naturally by oil vapour running through the breathers and back into the induction path - unless of course you've fitted a catch can.

Rob Day

iTrader: (78)

Good evening Spitpin.

If the BOV is a Baileys dump valve, then yes it will probably require a strip down every now and again. If you have got a baileys Shaun, then keep quiet... I think these are deemed as sh_te and although they sell for around £60 2nd hand on eBay, they are not worth using.

My car came with Baileys DV when i bought it last year, this was the first thing taken off..... Having the DV sat in the shed for 6 months its now here along with the rest of my Subaru clearout, phase 1 of listings: eBay Seller: r-s-r-signs: Vehicle Parts Accessories items on eBay.co.uk

The bailys comes with some small hex screws to undo, then the spring pops out along with the piston. I used WD40 to clean and poped it back together and tested it

HTH
Rob

johngoulding

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you should clean it 1nce every six months if ur pernikity about oil driping from it and getting it a bit manky as when the pressure release the oil can sometimes be sprayed everywhere if it gets really bad , bought a v2 sti wagon last year and the underside of the hood was like bloodspatter everywhere lol it is not compulsory though but would definately not go a miss

Splitpin

If the dumpvalve is a Baileys, it should be removed and replaced with an OE one.

Rob Day

iTrader: (78)

Agreed

johngoulding

iTrader: (7)

imho subarus should always be run with twin piston or recirculating , recirculating being the most effective would you all agree ??

Rob Day

iTrader: (78)

IMHO recirculating is the only way, I believe these are good for over 400 bhp ?!?!

seddomyster

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im trying to get an oe dumpvalve for my uk300 tmic to replace my baileys as i think it poo. car is running about 300 bhp. the oe should handle this comfortably you think?

Rob Day

iTrader: (78)

Definatly... standard JDM STI's run well ine excess of 300 with the re-circ. I had it on good authority they can take well over 400.

I have a UK300 too, think my name is a give away

HTH
Rob

Rob Day

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Had a quick search on the net and found this although it looks like its seen better days.
subaru impreza standard dumpvalve dump valve on eBay (end time 10-Jan-10 13:39:21 GMT)

seddomyster

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hi mate cheers but i seen that before an the fitting is different than on the newage. thats more diamond whereas mine is more of a kite style shape if u get me. cheers anyway mate

seddomyster

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lol haha yea the name says it all. sorry mate i only got the uk300 tmic its a classic i have but fitted this as my standard tmic was crap an this was alot bigger than my old tmic. i hate the baileys that i on it. i think it leaks but hard to tell. might give it a clean if cant get a standard 1

johngoulding

iTrader: (7)

may have a dump valve for a bug eye as im awaiting for a returned item its quite a nice dump valve with the adapter plate to fit a bugeye intercooler dont know if the dv fitments would be the same ???

seddomyster

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my car now has a vta baileys on it at mo an want to go back to recirc an like the sound of standard ones. if it sound anythin like this an doesnt have issues like baileys then maybe i might lol

b11fyn

iTrader: (1)

Hi all,

Thanks for all the replies, its not a baileys dump valve, i have done search & it sold by demon motorsport...

so just to clarify, strip it down, clean it with wd40, & do i need to apply any light grease or assemble it dry??

regards

shaun...