Check valve for TID mod?
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Check valve for TID mod?
What check valve are you guys using for the TID mod? I've got everything else done, just looking for a local, cheap source for a check valve.
Thanks,
Jeff
Thanks,
Jeff
I got mine from Lowes, my Home Depot didnt have ****. Its blue, circular, plastic, and it was by the plumbing, but not in it. It looked like a section for crap you would buy for an above ground pool.
The best ones to get are the brass ones. They seal the best. The blue plastic ones sound the best but leak vacuum pressure and flutter. Here's a pic of the brass one, it is installed backwards but you get the idea.
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Originally posted by Josepi
Looks like a rubber hose to me. And 2 clamps. So if the valve is threaded female you could get a 1/2" nipple screw it into the valve and get a 2" hose w/ 1/2" I.D. and wala.
Looks like a rubber hose to me. And 2 clamps. So if the valve is threaded female you could get a 1/2" nipple screw it into the valve and get a 2" hose w/ 1/2" I.D. and wala.
sorry to bring the old post back up but i just went to home depot and i couldnt find any brass check valve(s). only check valve i could find was the one for water and is rated at 200psi. anybody know where else i can buy a check valve or a online site i can order from? i also need to know what size and psi to get, thanks
i seriously looked through the place and i couldnt find it. where did you guys found yours? maybe you guys can give me the UPC/bar-code/SKU# for it? that way i can go there and ask them to search for me...
ok this sucks, i just went to three home depots, one ace hardware, and one lowels. its all either swing brass or spring plastics... maybe they just dont see those check valves in my area....
i asked the people that worked there and we couldnt find the ones that you guys use. maybe you can give me a barcode# so i can ask them to check in the computers? please give me some info like how much it cost, how much is it, does it come in a box or bag, where is it located in the store, anything will help. thanks
Really, you should consider getting a real blow-off valve - you can get a TurboXS BOV for just over $100, and it takes only a minute or two to install.
Unless you have just the right check valve, you will have problems with an intermittant vacuum leak that can cause driveability problems. $100 ain't much, guys - leave the ghetto stuff at Home Depot
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Dale
Unless you have just the right check valve, you will have problems with an intermittant vacuum leak that can cause driveability problems. $100 ain't much, guys - leave the ghetto stuff at Home Depot
.Dale
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