Video1 - Driving; no stall
Video2- Engine Bay view; No stall (1.3MB WMV)
People;
We all know that on most cases venting to the atmosphere the engine will completely stall or will have problems stabilizing the idle.
Some people have a workaround by just adjusting the way of driving or adjusting the BOV spring tighter. With the BOV tighter, the venting will not be so friendly for the turbo, and the BOV will be quieter.
Well...I have been doing some stuff on the car and found that, opening the TB to maximum (the idle rpms setting) will alleviate the stall. I have not had a stall for 2 months and I adjusted the BOV to the softer possible, and it vents a lot of air, A LOT, and it doesnt stall at all.
The only things is that you will notice that your vacuum readings are ~18/14 depending on the engine temperature, and the car idles are ~800-900.
Does anyone wants to test this too? or is this just old news and I figured this out by myself too late?
Video2- Engine Bay view; No stall (1.3MB WMV)
People;
We all know that on most cases venting to the atmosphere the engine will completely stall or will have problems stabilizing the idle.
Some people have a workaround by just adjusting the way of driving or adjusting the BOV spring tighter. With the BOV tighter, the venting will not be so friendly for the turbo, and the BOV will be quieter.
Well...I have been doing some stuff on the car and found that, opening the TB to maximum (the idle rpms setting) will alleviate the stall. I have not had a stall for 2 months and I adjusted the BOV to the softer possible, and it vents a lot of air, A LOT, and it doesnt stall at all.
The only things is that you will notice that your vacuum readings are ~18/14 depending on the engine temperature, and the car idles are ~800-900.
Does anyone wants to test this too? or is this just old news and I figured this out by myself too late?
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