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02-07-2008, 12:46 PM

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Silencing a BOV

Just wondering who knows the best way to silence a BOV temporarily... Just take the vacuum hose out and plug it up? That wouldn't damage any internals would it? Thanks.

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plug it up to the turbo inlet pipe.

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Just wondering who knows the best way to silence a BOV temporarily... Just take the vacuum hose out and plug it up? That wouldn't damage any internals would it? Thanks.

Yep, pull the vacuum line off. Just dont go driving it hard or keeping it on boost, otherwise the compressor surge could potentially hurt the turbo blades.

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