BrettMR

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nice!!! looks like NH and WA unite

R/TErnie

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I don't follow what you're talking about. Please explain!

BrettMR,
NH?

death1969

looks nice

pfunk47

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the fitting at the end of BOV, the piece that you connect the hose to and clamp. That piece on mine has begun to leak and I am not sure why, it's only sealed by an O-ring and you can remove the piece pretty easy. You have to remove it to install the anti-stall kit. Just wondering how you have yours seated and if it's lose at all?

Thanks

yahu

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^I have no context/history with the Synapse but I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that you want to secure this piece that is responsible for diverting 30psi (if it were my case) with more than an o-ring. Did you look at your setup before putting this bov on, or did you buy the car like this?

pfunk47

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/\ agreed - it should be a screw in piece, not sure why it's only a press in fitting. It was like this when I purchased the BOV, I paid it no attention as I had not heard any issues relating to this piece. Upon install it did not leak, about a month later it's begun leaking from that area.

yahu

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Probably because when you first installed it the hose was nice and stuck on there. Over time that has backed off a little and now leaking? Did you buy it new? If new, you should talk to whomever you got it from.

FWIW - if you bought it used a lot of people may not include a flange, clamp, etc. because they are still using it. I would hope they would tell you that, but they might not even think about it. Can you not get a t-bolt and clamp down the connection for the time being?

pfunk47

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It's new. It's not the Tbolt clamp. I believe I may have found the issue, however I don't think I have this securing screw in the link (2nd picture with the anti-stall kit installed).

Little securing screw at the bottom of the opening.
http://synapseengineering.com/smf/index.php?topic=353.0

The part that you have to take out to install the anti-stall kit correctly is what is leaking on mine.

The screw looks like it secures the recirculation fitting, I'll have to recheck when I work on the car this weekend, can anyone confirm that they have this screw to secure the fitting?

BrettMR

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the shop that makes them is from Candia, NH its the next town over from there me lady lives in NH

R/TErnie

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gotcha. Thanks guys. I don't think mine is leaking there... I will inspect tomorrow.

Im going to be installing a new 3" coupler on my maf since the one that's on there is temporary.