lmao, wtf?

you have been given the right advice a few times in this thread, go do it and see if it helps

 

take off the BOV and connect a Vaccum hose to i, and chek if it opens at idle.
I had the same problem, it didnt open, took out 1 spring and it still didnt open.

so I opend the the BOV and realised that the rubber had a cut in it. so it was leaking vaccum. i put some windowkit on the cut, and now its opening normal.
chek my topic if you like.
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=90226.0

 

your ------- point? you're the douchecock that doesnt realize that a SSQV flutters on low boost. its not surge dipshit. both mine and a friends do the same thing at 7psi or less. quit being a ----- and turn up the boost.

or just get a rope and hang yourself

los monos crecen en árboles y usted chupa pene para el dinero de autobús

 

why cant someone just say that? instead you have to anonymously slander. youre a ***. im here to learn from someone who can think and speak on a normal level. not talk ----. not to say that it makes for funny reading. a bunch on "elitists" poppin off like i raped your mom. relax. try not to lose sleep over it. i was gentlle. focus on being a ***. attempt to let me live. if you absolutely cant do that, i understand. im not mad. i promise

 

 

im on it. in the meantime, any idea what bovs dont flutter at low boost?

 

DSM 1g, Greddy Type S, properly adjusted RFL, etc.

 

if it does open, the BOV is working like it should.
if it is not opening, its not 100% if you just give the valve it a little push, it probably will open. Just the same as you have(low) 3 psi boost, it will open. ttill 2,999999 psi boost it will stay closed, and causing fh fh fh fh futter sound.

 

ssqv are pull type. cant push it unless you disassemble it

 

bov not working?
compressure surge