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Leaky Tial

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Mike 99GSX

20+ Year Contributor
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Mar 31, 2003
Columbus,
Does anyone know if the Tial BOV is supposed to have a gasket or O ring that sits in between the BOV and the supplied flange? I recently got my car back from a successful trip on the dyno but we did run into a problem with boost dropping off. We ended up tightening up the actuator rod on the turbo and got it to sit down to where we wanted but I was anxious to get the car home and do a boost leak test. At only 10 PSI, there is a big leak coming out in between the band clamp where the 2 metal surfaces meet. I can only imagine how bad it would be at 30PSI. I tried RTV but it just won't hold on the metal to metal surface. I find it hard to believe that Tial would manufacture this thing in this manner without some sort of O ring because it would be near impossible to get a good seal otherwise. Any one know what's up?
 
Damn, thats what I figured. Can I get 1 more confirmation from a Tial owner :)
 
Confirmed. FP has a picture of a nice, pretty O ring with the BOV kit. I feel better now.
 
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