Forge recirc valve to APS twin vent with problems now
Forge recirc valve to APS twin vent with problems now
Ok so took the forge off, put the aps twin vent valve in. Now the car goes pig rich at idle and stalls out like mad. No codes were thrown. Also it goes way rich at very little throttle input.
The AFR's are all over the place with this on. Any idea what the problem could be.
Could the tension adjustment screw be to tight and cause this?
Car is running on stock ecu with stock MAF.
The AFR's are all over the place with this on. Any idea what the problem could be.
Could the tension adjustment screw be to tight and cause this?
Car is running on stock ecu with stock MAF.
Ok so took the forge off, put the aps twin vent valve in. Now the car goes pig rich at idle and stalls out like mad. No codes were thrown. Also it goes way rich at very little throttle input.
The AFR's are all over the place with this on. Any idea what the problem could be.
Could the tension adjustment screw be to tight and cause this?
Car is running on stock ecu with stock MAF.
The AFR's are all over the place with this on. Any idea what the problem could be.
Could the tension adjustment screw be to tight and cause this?
Car is running on stock ecu with stock MAF.
I don't think it is your APS, but easy to tell by simply swapping back to a stock DV valve that you know works.
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I don't remember I've been on a Tial for a while now. Start adjusting in small increments and go for a ride to see how it is, then keep adjusting it until it's perfect. You can also make sure that the valve opens and closes good, if it sticks use a little synthetic grease.
I doubt this is the case, but it's worth a shot. Two things. Wrap the adjustment screw with teflon tape. Not only that, but adjust the valve as tight as it'll go. I'm not 100% sure, but you could have it so loose, that it's leaking at idle. I doubt it, but it's possible. I'd try to tighten the screw all the way and see how that works. And agian, they're know to leak slightly at the adjustment screw, so wrap it with teflon tape.
I've had no problems with mine. I love my APS valve. I have about two threads sticking out of the top of the lock nut.
I've had no problems with mine. I love my APS valve. I have about two threads sticking out of the top of the lock nut.
I doubt this is the case, but it's worth a shot. Two things. Wrap the adjustment screw with teflon tape. Not only that, but adjust the valve as tight as it'll go. I'm not 100% sure, but you could have it so loose, that it's leaking at idle. I doubt it, but it's possible. I'd try to tighten the screw all the way and see how that works. And agian, they're know to leak slightly at the adjustment screw, so wrap it with teflon tape.
I've had no problems with mine. I love my APS valve. I have about two threads sticking out of the top of the lock nut.
I've had no problems with mine. I love my APS valve. I have about two threads sticking out of the top of the lock nut.





