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Old 04-06-07, 10:29 AM
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is my BOV installed correctly? pics inside

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Yes and no.

The blow off valve looks to be hooked up correctly. I cant tell were you are getting your vacuum source from though.

The charge relief valve should not be plugged like you have in the second picture. Unless you are running your twins in parallel then it might not matter.
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what kind of BOV is that?
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Originally Posted by BlouZbee
what kind of BOV is that?
That is a TurboXS BOV. I think that particular model is only good up to 10PSI though.
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if the valve shouldnt be plugged, then what goes there?
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nothing .. it just dumps air out.
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Originally Posted by RE-Mamamia
if the valve shouldnt be plugged, then what goes there?
You can leave it open. A lot of guys put a mini K & N filter on there to reduce the risk of getting contaminated air back into the system.
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Are you guys sure that's the charge relief and not the stock blow off valve?

And it's difficult to make things out from the pictures because they're zoomed in so bloody far...
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Originally Posted by rynberg
it's difficult to make things out from the pictures because they're zoomed in so bloody far...
I agree.

RE-Mamamia, see if you can take some pictures from further out or at least a series of pictures showing the plumbing for the new BOV and what you did with the old stock BOV.
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ok, there's another picture that should tie everything toether. Thanks for your help!

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to clarify, the car came with this bov...I didn't put it in.
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Originally Posted by rynberg
Are you guys sure that's the charge relief and not the stock blow off valve?
You can see in the top picture the location of the valve. Unless it is hooked in some unusual way, it is working as the charge relief valve.
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Originally Posted by RE-Mamamia
to clarify, the car came with this bov...I didn't put it in.
Do you know if this is a non-sequential set-up?
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stock turbo setup
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Originally Posted by RE-Mamamia
stock turbo setup
If it is sequential, then you need to have the charge relief valve (the brown one) uncapped.
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Didn't we already cover this.... https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generation-specific-1993-2002-16/engine-bay-do-these-belong-here-630715/
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Originally Posted by rynberg
Didn't we already cover this.... https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=630715
No wonder you get so tired rynberg.
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we sorta covered it - i guess this is just part 2...thanks for the help!
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