95DsmTsiauto
15+ Year Contributor
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- Aug 6, 2005
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Irwin,
Pennsylvania
Ok i was really dumb and bought a greddy type rs bov without the recirculating kit. I dont really have the $20 the kit is right now because im saving all my money for college. I installed the bov and took the recirculation tube off.. I ran like shit and stalled... I read some articles on here and it said that the reason i ran like shit is because ur not supposed to vent.. Well one day i taped up the recirculation hole on my dejon tools intake pipe and it didnt run like shit and stall.. why am i not running like shit now.. i was looking for an answer to this but i cant find it. I know this Quoted from faq.the reason its not a good idea to vent to the atmosphere, is because the mass air reads how much air being ingested in to the motor threw the turbo. when the bov dumps back into the intake track the metered air remain consistent with what the meter has already read. the ECU determines how much fuel to add dependent on how much air the mass air recognizes. when you dump to the atmosphere the ECU thinks that air that is being ejected from the intake track is actually being ingested into the motor and supplies a given amount of fuel to match the metered air. but that figure is now incorrect because the air is not going into the motor its going into the air, so now you have a disproportionate air/fuel ratio between shifts. i hope that made sense
so basically what this means is that im sucking too much fuel and not enough air right? Im a noobie and not a master mechanic. If i get a safc could that fix my fuel/air ratio problem>? Also can someone tell me why my car isnt running really bad?




