Shark

Rebecca has asked me to post these pics of a small valve on her scooby. The valve is on a 'T' piece on the pipe running from the waste gate control valve.





Pervious posts likened it to an Amil valve on the Ford cars, but this valve has NO electrical connections.

Could this be a question for you John F

We look forward to your answers as neither myself or Rebecca have a clue what it is

David

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AlanG

looks like an adjustable bleed valve to me.
Am I correct in saying that there is a small adjustable screw fitting in the end of it?

A

Puff The Magic Wagon!

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Sharky

Do a search - this was covered recently I'm sure. Dunno what forum tho but either General or Tech.



Shame on you & you a mechanic

Rebecca

Puff, no that was the problem ... I thought it was an anvil valve because that's what it said on the service sheet .... but was told it was an amal valve .... but we've established that it isn't ... but now we need to know what it actually is and what it's supposed to do hence the pictures

MrWood

Looks like an in car boost adjuster, but without the ****(blimey!).

Does this device have an orifice at one side (for any bled air to escape to atmosphere), and does the shaft turn? (mark where it is though, because if you open it too much, it could be fatal)
If so, then basicaly, it's a bleed valve and correct me if i'm wrong, but these are a big 'no no' on scooby's!!!

Unless anyone knows any different???

Regards,
MrWood.

Mike Tuckwood

That is without doubt an adjustable bleed valve.

Big Bear

Looks like a bleed valve , do you have a boost guage fitted ? if so what boost do you run ? a higher than standard setting could mean a superchip is fitted .