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Offline northeast_gti-t

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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #10 on: 16 April 2009, 22:10 »
barry heres how i did mine if the pics help you  :wink:



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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #11 on: 17 April 2009, 07:59 »
cheers mate. is that how you done it BaV??

if not you can still help me do mine anyway lol. dont wanna f**k it up!

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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #12 on: 17 April 2009, 08:15 »
when i was taking some photos on monday with my mate some guys drove past and stopped for a chat and he was going on about this mod, but ive read that on soem engines it jsut causes problems and on others it does'nt whats the gain from doing this?  :tongue:

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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #13 on: 17 April 2009, 08:43 »
when i was taking some photos on monday with my mate some guys drove past and stopped for a chat and he was going on about this mod, but ive read that on soem engines it jsut causes problems and on others it does'nt whats the gain from doing this?  :tongue:

dunno lol

and sorry notheast i forgot to say thats the clearest guide i've seen so far. how comes all of them aint that simple lol

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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #14 on: 17 April 2009, 09:39 »
I had this mod done and I got a fault code so went bk to running the n249 much better imo
Gone but still keeping a close eye on it...

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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #15 on: 17 April 2009, 10:46 »
when i was taking some photos on monday with my mate some guys drove past and stopped for a chat and he was going on about this mod, but ive read that on soem engines it jsut causes problems and on others it does'nt whats the gain from doing this?  :tongue:

dunno lol

and sorry notheast i forgot to say thats the clearest guide i've seen so far. how comes all of them aint that simple lol
lol cheers barry although with me having fitted 2 t-pieces it gave me bit of a concern over two more places where you could get  a boost leak  :sad: i reverted back to the standard set up i only did it initially to alleviate the common problem of the 'hesitancey' at 2-3000rpm and then it goes but tbh as soon as nick but the gen 3 map onto the car that hesitancey was gone  :wink: so didn't need to do that really
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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #16 on: 17 April 2009, 10:50 »
when i was taking some photos on monday with my mate some guys drove past and stopped for a chat and he was going on about this mod, but ive read that on soem engines it jsut causes problems and on others it does'nt whats the gain from doing this?  :tongue:
lol i got an excessive boost fault  :angry: so reverted to standard set up like you say some get a fault and some don't jonnys didnt iirc tho :laugh: i believe also that the vacuum unit on the cam cover has something to do with all the set up of pipes etc its linked to the asr/tc system to kick it in quicker so to speak when i removed mine the system didnt kick in so quick  :grin: :wink:
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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #17 on: 17 April 2009, 11:20 »
cheers mate. is that how you done it BaV??

if not you can still help me do mine anyway lol. dont wanna f**k it up!

Nuh thats not how i have done mine.  By doing it that way the N249 is still in the vacuum loop for the DV from what i can see unless you have altered the other end of the hard pipe that your top T piece is connected to (the one where the reservoir used to be).  That DV would now be operated by the FPR line but the N249 is still seeing what is going on. This could be why you had an overboosting code come up.

I dont have vag-com so i cant say if mine is bringing up faults or not but from first impressions i am impressed. When i let off the throttle i seem to have a much bigger dump of air instantly rather than a smooth dump of air. (must have been where the N249 was opening the DV)

I will take some pictures and make a quick guide on how i did it when i go outside in a bit.

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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #18 on: 17 April 2009, 11:30 »
cheers mate. is that how you done it BaV??

if not you can still help me do mine anyway lol. dont wanna f**k it up!

Nuh thats not how i have done mine.  By doing it that way the N249 is still in the vacuum loop for the DV from what i can see unless you have altered the other end of the hard pipe that your top T piece is connected to (the one where the reservoir used to be).  That DV would now be operated by the FPR line but the N249 is still seeing what is going on. This could be why you had an overboosting code come up.

I dont have vag-com so i cant say if mine is bringing up faults or not but from first impressions i am impressed. When i let off the throttle i seem to have a much bigger dump of air instantly rather than a smooth dump of air. (must have been where the N249 was opening the DV)

I will take some pictures and make a quick guide on how i did it when i go outside in a bit.
i would be interested to see this bav and defo get some pics up etc   :wink:
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Re: N249 bypass
« Reply #19 on: 17 April 2009, 12:12 »
cheers mate. is that how you done it BaV??

if not you can still help me do mine anyway lol. dont wanna f**k it up!

Nuh thats not how i have done mine.  By doing it that way the N249 is still in the vacuum loop for the DV from what i can see unless you have altered the other end of the hard pipe that your top T piece is connected to (the one where the reservoir used to be).  That DV would now be operated by the FPR line but the N249 is still seeing what is going on. This could be why you had an overboosting code come up.

I dont have vag-com so i cant say if mine is bringing up faults or not but from first impressions i am impressed. When i let off the throttle i seem to have a much bigger dump of air instantly rather than a smooth dump of air. (must have been where the N249 was opening the DV)

I will take some pictures and make a quick guide on how i did it when i go outside in a bit.
i would be interested to see this bav and defo get some pics up etc   :wink:

Yea ok mate i'l go and get some in a min