ChinoSHO15
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I vented both of my BoV's to the atmosphere, with rubber leg tips (anti-skid) the lines on the pvc intake pipe......it makes a nice sound plus i notice better pick up on acc I'm not sure but i will post more details as days go by 

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There should be absolutely no reason to have worse gas mileage with the BOV VTA. The only thing I could think of would be if you don't have a good seal on the line that goes into the CAC. When going down the highway I will sometimes hear air coming from the BOVs but it only happens when letting off the gas (but not every time). Are you hearing air all the time? Or is it only when letting off the gas? You should be able to hook up your tuner and watch boost. You should only hear the BOV when it builds any boost and then you let off the gas. The more boost it builds the louder it will be. But even when it's at 1# on the highway and I let off the gas I can hear it a little bit.I did the BOV VTA mod the other day and really enjoy the blowoff sound. Sometimes when I am just driving down the highway I can hear air coming from the BOV's. was nice but after 3 weeks i noticed that my gas consumption wasn't the same i noticed less MPG on the regular basics so i went back to the same stock recirculation BOV VT and everything went back to normal. since i bought the car i have been using 93 but someone told me that starting to using recreational the car will improve big time...anyone can tell me something about that....![]()
I did the BOV VTA mod the other day and really enjoy the blowoff sound. Sometimes when I am just driving down the highway I can hear air coming from the BOV's. Just wondering if this is normal circ or if I may have damaged them when doing the mod? I appreciate your feedback!
Assuming he's driving the same, he shouldn't see a difference between VTA and stock. When cruising down the interstate my car will run in boost a little bit when going up any sort of incline. Even normal driving a result in hearing the BOVHis mpg went down because he was in boost all the time to make bov sounds......
is this something that would cause issues if you took the car in for warranty work?
That's what I thought but when I brought my car into Ford (didn't have them connected), they told me if voided any warranty on the turbo. I don't think the local Ford people understood how the BOV worked but they said they contacted Ford corporate and it negated warranty on the turbo.No. I doubt they would even notice
Oh wow that's no good. Do you have any codes.The more I drive this thing (Am up to about 2,000 miles now) the more I think I have a problem. I am hearing it vent way too much. I am concerned that I may have damaged one or both BPV's when I first did the VTA mod. I misunderstood a walkthrough and capped both the BPV and the tube. I drove it like this for maybe 10-15 miles before I realized that something was not right. Since then I have had the BPV side vented and the pipes capped. Could I have damaged one or both of the BPV's? How can I test them to make sure? I have no way to read boost since the Livernois tuner can't read and there is no indication to the car. Help a brother out!
I have seen the recirculation valve seals get caught up in the valve causing it to leak.