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richbaker78
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 Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2017 4:15 pm Post subject: Purge control valve or not? 2002 turbo |
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2002 Turbo in a bay....running Subaru pump in tank.
Do I need the PCV ? Can I vent in a different way? opinions please as different forums opinion differs.
IM leaning towards keeping it.....but its been so long since I removed can anyone help with pipes etc?
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Kai
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Location: Village life.... Enter the Vale
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How January 2017
How have you got on with this?
The general rule is if your car has the PVC then the valve needs to be connected to prevent the ECU from throwing a code.
I kept the entire fuel system as per the subaru. So I've vented my tank along the VW 6mm tank vent line into the 6mm Subaru vent line underneath the inlet manifold. Kept the charcoal canisters the lot. But win a JDM Engine I don't have the PCV valve underneath the inlet manifold.
Can't say I've noticed it misbehaving myself but welcome a better suggestions. I know I don't ha e the one way vakvenin the vent line.... but the line is pretty long itself and has quite the journey to the back of the vehicle.
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