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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Mr_Orange on 02 August 2015, 10:19

Title: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: Mr_Orange on 02 August 2015, 10:19

Hey,
I'm pulling out more pcv junk today. Last few bits like n112 etc under the n249 plate. I've got the resistors etc ready to go.
I'm thinking of using the two small vac fittings under inlet linked straight to dv / boost gauge, and other one for fpr.
Recalling when I did the n249 delete there was a non return valve left under there that I think goes to the fpr.
Anyone know if the fpr (or dv?) needs this non return valve?

Title: Re: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: rockmonkey69 on 02 August 2015, 16:21

No, neither the fpr or the dv/boost gauge should have a non return valve.

Title: Re: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: Mr_Orange on 02 August 2015, 21:40

Quote from: rockmonkey69 on 02 August 2015, 16:21

No, neither the fpr or the dv/boost gauge should have a non return valve.

Hey man.
Thanks for the reply. I finished it about an hour ago. You're correct, the non return valve was on one of the solenoids under the plate. I realised I had the dv, fpr and boost gauge all on one of the small vac feeds! Swapped it all about with fpr on one, and dv/gauge on the other.

It looks so much better with all that junk out! Only problem was dipstick tube left flapping, so tied it off against defunct jet pump vac fitting.

Title: Re: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: Dalo Harkin on 04 August 2015, 08:32

All the deletes make for a much smarter, tidier and less problems bay  :grin:

Carbon Canister
Secondary Air Intake
N112 and N249

All useless  :laugh:

Title: Re: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: Mr_Orange on 04 August 2015, 20:31

Quote from: Dalo Harkin on 04 August 2015, 08:32

All the deletes make for a much smarter, tidier and less problems bay  :grin:

Carbon Canister
Secondary Air Intake
N112 and N249

All useless  :laugh:

So true. 
I've only got the carbon canister left to do.  I still need convincing there's a sensible way of deleting and setting that up.

Title: Re: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: Dalo Harkin on 05 August 2015, 09:09

Just remove it, chop the plug off, resistor between the two wires, job done  :grin:

Title: Re: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: Mr_Orange on 06 August 2015, 17:02

Where did you vent the petrol vapour?

Title: Re: n112 delete and fpr
Post by: Dalo Harkin on 07 August 2015, 16:58

I added a piece of tube to the existing tube and vented through the wing toward where the SMIC would be