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1G blow off valve removal

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Bubba9110

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Apr 13, 2010
Madras, Oregon
Ok so to remove a 1G BOV can you just unbolt the bracket that it's attached to on the hard intake piping piece and unhook the hoses from it and then it's free to pull out? I need to know ASAP because I'm going over to a guy's house and he said he'd let me take it as long as I could get it off. He was saying something weird about it being hooked up and I haven't seen a 1G before so I'm just making sure that's all there is and there's nothing weird about taking one off. Thanks :)
 
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John, you are lazy :p

Gotta say I have always enjoyed watching your videos that you have posted wether it pertains to something I'm interested in or not. I was a little dissapointed with this one though as I was hoping to see the inner workings of the SSQV and the installation of the recircualtion fitting onto it. Even though I don't have one it was still neat to watch until that wasn't in there :coy:
 
haha. Yea I should've implemented the fitting installation on there. Damn my lazyness!
 
Yeah I agree. That guy was an idiot. It was simple as heck to take off. It took like five minutes LOL I don't know why he was having problems.
 
i just got back from the bar and i came across this thread and watched the video and when i heard "that would ####in' suck" about the plastic tube i lost it.
 
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