How do I fit a HKS SSQ BOV?

Started by Top_gear_towers, April 05, 2005, 03:55:58 PM

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Ahah - now its all coming together.

Do I just tape off the useless end of pipe that used to go into the stock recirc with gaffer tape or something?

Then the small pipe that come out of the top rear of the SSQ is pipe\'d to the intake manifold?

Where would the L-shaped hose go to normally?

What do I disconnect on the intake manifold to reveal where I plug in the small hose?

Cheers Scott,

Rowly

SCOOMER

Do I just tape off the useless end of pipe that used to go into the stock recirc with gaffer tape or something?

I wouldnt use tape to blank it off, you dont want that sucked in and through your engine do you!?!?!? untill you find a proper fitting bunk, what about cutting a small bit of pipe and sticking a cork with a clip holding in place or pinch your grandads walking stick and remove the rubber end and bobs your uncle ETC......


Then the small pipe that come out of the top rear of the SSQ is pipe\'d to the intake manifold?

Yes

Where would the L-shaped hose go to normally?

The other end of the recirc pipe is were you would connect the l shaped pipe, but in your case it would be easier to do it this way.

What do I disconnect on the intake manifold to reveal where I plug in the small hose?

They should be 2 nipples on the manifold that are maybe capped off, this is were say you had a boost gauge you\'d connect it up.


Scott

Top_gear_towers

Right I think I\'m there.


God i wish i knew more about fitting dump valves...

Got off the phone with ReWorx, and was told the hose that runs to the top of the standard bov (in the images, hose 15) is connected to the small (4mm) pipe on the back of the SSQ - does this sound right?

If not, its me being a moron, not them being wrong.

Top_gear_towers

ok, now really finally - where would i get a proper bung?

SCOOMER

Sorry mate not sure were you\'d get a proper rubber bunk?:confused:

MattyGTI-R

plumbers merchants , DIY store , about 30p

Top_gear_towers

Thanks guys :D


My Jerry Springer final thought is only this: Does that hose (listed as no.15 on the jap pics - and has a 6 in the text) come off the standard bov and go into the rear of the HKS?

If this is true, I have everything I need I think...

FD3UK

Not wanting to dampen your enthusiasum, but looking at some of the posts to this thread it might be best to get someone to help with installing your BOV. This is really quite an easy job, but still needs to be done properly. Would all hate to see it end in tears.


Kev

Top_gear_towers

I do have some experience of working on cars, but none on the BOV-front, and I\'d rather ask all the questions now.

So finally - does the small 4mm tube that runs into the stock bov run into the rear of the HKS SSQ?

Or alternatively, if anyone wants beers and TG tickets and lives in West London  and would help me for an hour this weekend - I\'d be  in your debt.

Rowly

Top_gear_towers

Noone wants to help me? :(


I\'d be happy to drive out to whoever offers?

<--rYaN-->

I just got a good deal on a new one of these, and i got jap instructions, so i just posted on rx7club to see if someone with an english set of instructions could scan them in for me, dont know if i\'ll have any luck, they\'re a funny lot, so i\'ll post them up here for you if i manage to get them

Ryan
1999 Type RB-S
My Car

Top_gear_towers


Top_gear_towers

I hope noone thinks less of me, but I\'ve given up.

I\'m off to ReWorx tomorrow, Jeff is going to put me out of my (and all of your) misery.

Thanks to all who have pm\'d me with advice, I\'m going to be organising a wee something for the club with Clive which I think people will enjoy.

:)

ro284

Good thinking mate, i think many would like to see how this works, pics would be nice when its done,
Bob

<--rYaN-->

Save you pennies mate, i just did it and took some pics to try and help you, not entirely sure where you are stuck so ask me if the pictures dont explain themselves!

1) First of all i removed the strut brace, this just makes it easier to get at. Then i removed the ribbed pipe from the airbox, and the pipe from my old dump valve that connected to the engine, leaving it looking like this:



2) Then i unscrewed the screw here and got the bracket with it



3) Bracket:



4) I found it easier to mount the bracket onto the engine first rather than on the valve, also not shown in pic i connected the black rubber bend to the bigger hole.



5) I bolted the valve on, this is very fiddly, but i put some masking tape around the washer and bolt so i didnt drop them, bolted it on, got a wrench under and tightened. Then i connected the rubber bend to the back and tightened and also the vacuum line:



6) Cut the vacuum line and put this plastic bit into it, with the end with the bump facing away from the valve



7) Reconnect everything, put vacuum line end on UIM and your done :)



I dont know how much of a difference this should make but the old rubber hose i removed had a crack in it, and the old valve was a cheap one, but it certainly feels more responsive now!
1999 Type RB-S
My Car