Simple Fix For Cobb/IAG AOS Vacuum Leak (V2 Street Series)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Swap out the plastic PCV fiting for what should have come included in the kit to begin with!
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Dude thank you. I had the same problem
I could be wrong but I don't think that the pcv system would cause a vacuum leak. I believe you could run it open to atmosphere going to a catch can with a breather on it. Good luck.
In my head I figured that all the vent hoses connect back in to the turbo inlet. If that hole was blocked off and the PCV vented to atmosphere I think it would be ok. But since it's supposed to be like a closed loop system that fitting being loose would let in unmetered air. I'm definitely no expert but that was my thought process!
The hose he's working with connects to the manifold, and is not one of the lines that connects the barb fitting that replaced the PCV valve. The hose hes working on has the check valve on it (v2 AOS) and sees boost from the manifold which is why it needs a check valve.
Can you post a link to those insulation for the hose? Because I heard the hose will get freeze up in a cold weather, and what’s your take on that since you are in Canada
This is the stuff I used --> deipowersports.com/products/fire-sleeve-tape-kit-0-375-id-x-36-1/
I personally dont know much about the cold weather issues as I dont drive this car in the winter, but I havent heard of anyone having issues related to the hoses and cold weather.