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6th Oct 06 at 19:40   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
yes the damages a VTA and open air oiled cone will do
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Well we will see...

want to get my own experiences though with DV....Cone I hope to have enclosed soon enough with cold air pipes..

cheers for the help though

so all these ppl out there with DV and ind kit are fucking up their cars??? Personally I can't see it but time will tell.





[Edited on 06-10-2006 by mav]
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uh huh, i can see it everytime people post asking why there maf is fucked and car wont run properly
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that will be me soon

If the cone is more enclosed surely this won't be so much of a problem? The cone is pre-oiled from factory is it due to the intake sucking this oil in?
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yes coats the MAF, and the VTA can mess up the car slowly as the car thinks theres an external leak in the system
theres a massive post about it somewhere from some expert, which il find if u really want me to

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steves right , if you can take the kit off and get some brake cleaner from a motor factors and soak it through and clean it with it and at least ull save the air flow sensor, dumpvalve it tricky really, most cars engine managment systems arent good enough to realise that theres anything wrong but some are, but ull find out soon enough if the eml comes on

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mav doubts me as he thinks im a cunt
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I don't think that

so all these comapnies that spend millions on developing these products wasted there time
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k and n's were originally designed to run on older cars that dont use mafs, and VTA valves are again ok on older engines like RST's

new technology doesnt mix with old
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no but they oil them so that the filter a bit more shit and last a bit longer but it ruins air flow meters, at vaux u get a warning to remove it before any dainosis is done
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ok Steve cheers ma boy...will see how it goes..if I post up with running problems you will know what they are
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quote:
Originally posted by shane_o
no but they oil them so that the filter a bit more shit and last a bit longer but it ruins air flow meters, at vaux u get a warning to remove it before any dainosis is done


so no oil is better....might give it a clean.
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for your air flow meter yes
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Good to know....
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Wasnt you selling not long ago? Could be wrong

You will soon get pissed off with the dumpvalve We are getting pissed of with the one thats on the cossie at the moment but its funny seen old woman shittin thereself when your going up behind them

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Schteve, is my forge DV007P 'damaging' my car?
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Was going to sell until I got missus a car and somehow fell in love with it again when only I was driving it

Can do more things I want to it now
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quote:
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Schteve, is my forge DV007P 'damaging' my car?


of course it is
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quote:
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quote:
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Schteve, is my forge DV007P 'damaging' my car?


of course it is


Been on nearly a year, doing well thus far. SEAT techs didn't seem to think it'll do any damage.
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is it atmos or Recirc?
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Recirc
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ah that will be fine then with Steve...
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Good, I was beginning to worry....
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quote:
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Schteve, is my forge DV007P 'damaging' my car?


no its a recirc valve, same as mine

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