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#303227 Oct 18, 4:10pm
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Where is the best place to cut the CAI for the BPV???


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Tru_gts #303228 Oct 18, 4:12pm
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Pictures would be helpful too. Thanks.


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Tru_gts #303229 Oct 18, 7:56pm
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Anyone???


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Tru_gts #303230 Oct 18, 8:08pm
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BPVs don't work on our cars.

Blue_Bomber #303231 Oct 18, 8:58pm
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In turbo engine that uses VAM (Vane air meter), which people call them flapper-type AFM (air flow meter), BPV reroutes the air from (turbo-to-TB section) to (AFM-to-turbo section)
In speed density system or hotwire-type AFM, BPV is not need. You can just vent it out (BOV)


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GT4 #303232 Oct 18, 9:14pm
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LOL, I thought he meant bypass valve. tongue

Blue_Bomber #303233 Oct 18, 9:16pm
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The same thing I was trying to explain. Read my post wink


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GT4 #303234 Oct 18, 9:51pm
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Hehe, nope, two different things. wink I was talking about the kind of bypass valve that keeps a CAI from sucking water into the engine if the filter is submerged, and you were talking about turbo systems. smile

Blue_Bomber #303235 Oct 18, 10:08pm
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I see. spineyes spineyes
You mean the AEM "Air bypass valve".


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GT4 #303236 Oct 18, 10:11pm
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Yup. wink

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