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Old 04-02-02, 01:13 AM
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Leaking Bov

Here's the deal, I have a stock blow off valve with a check valve that is vented to open air. The BOV is leaking when I'm on boost, not when I'm in vacuum. GOT ANY SOLUTIONS???
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Depends on how much boost you're running. I'm not sure exactly how much boost the factory BOV can hold without leaking, but it's probably at least 10-15psi. If you running less than that and it's leaking, it's busted and could just be replaced with a new or second-hand stock one. If you're running quite high boost it may simply be time for an upgrade.
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