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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: doross on 06 April 2005, 23:07

Title: Dump valve
Post by: doross on 06 April 2005, 23:07
Hi all, I would appreciate any information on dumpvalves. If i replace mine on my MK4 GTi should I fit a recirculating or atmospheric type and how easy are they to fit?
 :undecided:
Title: Re: Dump valve
Post by: GazB on 07 April 2005, 18:00
easy to fit mate.  recirc or atmosphere depends on the engine code, later engines don't like atmospheric ones as the ecu thinks there is an air leek somewhere and will put your car in limp mode
Title: Re: Dump valve
Post by: BOGGLE on 07 April 2005, 19:01
There are loads of old threads on here about this which should answer all your questions. :wink:

Welcome to the forum :smiley:
Title: Re: Dump valve
Post by: Flipmode on 07 April 2005, 19:18
i started a couple of threadson this topic last week, will be easy to find some info in there, i'm getting mine replaced tomorrow (mk4 gti t 150bhp), i'm opting for the forge dv006 re-circ system to cut out that loud rasping noise u get from some atmospheric types which i don't want, will let you know how i get on.

 :wink:
Title: Re: Dump valve
Post by: topher on 07 April 2005, 19:50
Unfortunately when you start playing with other parts of the car and increasing airflow.. you still get the chavvy psshhht noise from a recirc when driving hard.
Still.. makes the saxo brigade think twice about trying to race when i overtake them :cool:
Title: Re: Dump valve
Post by: GazB on 07 April 2005, 20:38
Yeah since i stuck my induction kit on, i get :undecided: a whooooooooossshhhh! with my recirc
Title: Re: Dump valve
Post by: Flipmode on 08 April 2005, 16:44
just had forge dv006 fitted to my non-chip gti t 150bhp, no whoosh noises as yet, can't say notice any performance difference, felt bit speedy on way home but more likely as i was getting low on gas.  forge unit should last me lot longer than stock diaphragm one
Title: Re: Dump valve
Post by: doross on 08 April 2005, 19:28
There are loads of old threads on here about this which should answer all your questions. :wink:

Welcome to the forum :smiley:
Thanks, I have had lots of useful help already. :grin: