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black92_tsi_awd
post Oct 8 2006, 07:17 PM
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I was out messing with the car today. I happened to put my hand over the bov and was blipping the throttle. It seemed to be sucking a small amount of air in through the vented 1g BOV. I covered it with my hand to feel the vacume. It didn't seem to be leaking air under a boost test.

This can't be right, I wouldn't think you'd want to be sucking unfilter air into the engine?

How do you test a BOV?


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turbohcar
post Oct 9 2006, 06:14 AM
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If you've got some sort of machine that makes vaccum, then you can test it. Problem is, there's not a whole lot of test platforms out there to hook a small vaccum hose up to and test it with. Leaking at idle is common for the stock BOV as it's under a small amount of vaccum then. Once the throttle is increased and positive manifold pressure is achieved, it shouldn't leak until you let off.


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