Baileys on a MY97 need help!!!!
24 March 2003, 04:56 PM
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I had a MY95 and just changed to a MY97 i took the dump valve from the old car for this new one. i have litteraly swaped the standard dump valve and fitted the baileys in its place but im hardly getting any sound from it. does anyone have a picture of there baileys fitted so i can make sure both hoses are in the right place. pleaseeeeeeeeee help 
24 March 2003, 10:37 PM
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I have unplug the old one, and pluged the baileys straight into the pipe going towards the turbo ( not the one goin to intercooler, i dont think the air going through that would be enough 
)and the small pipe on top of the dumpvalve going to the manifold. :/
)and the small pipe on top of the dumpvalve going to the manifold. :/
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24 March 2003, 10:57 PM
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the standard dumpvalve had 2 large pipes going into it, one pluging into the intercooler, and one running from the side of the turbo, then the small pipe going to the manifold. surly it would plug into the large pipe coming from turbo and the small to the manifold?
24 March 2003, 10:59 PM
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It is fitted exactly how the pic shows, the other pipe returns back to the intake because your old DV was recirculating... you have to put a bung in the other bottom pipe that goes back to the intake BEFORE the turbo..!because presumably your new DV is not recirculating..?????? If you note where the DV is in the pic it is AFTER the turbo, where it should be.
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[Edited by dhorwich - 3/24/2003 11:01:26 PM]
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[Edited by dhorwich - 3/24/2003 11:01:26 PM]
25 March 2003, 05:01 PM
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got home from work and got straight to it 
. swaped the hoses over and took it out, Bam! it works a treat w00 h00, thx very much for your help . 1 last question, am i right in just blocking the other one off? the return hose that was connected to the recirculating dumpvalve
. swaped the hoses over and took it out, Bam! it works a treat w00 h00, thx very much for your help . 1 last question, am i right in just blocking the other one off? the return hose that was connected to the recirculating dumpvalve
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thats correct..!!!! your not the only one who has done this, i gave a similar reply to someone who had done the same thing a few months back..
Yes you just bung the other pipe...
Now go scare some old people at bus stops..!!
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Yes you just bung the other pipe...
Now go scare some old people at bus stops..!!
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25 March 2003, 08:55 PM
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lmao, its louder now than it was on the other scooby. get some real high pitch noise at the end of the woosh. scares me never mind the old people
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