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The Rig 02 February 2013 01:24 PM

Right, ive blanked off the dump valve, done it right ?
 
Heres a pic of how i have blanked off the dump valve (ive left the dump valve in place in case of any problems) so this is how i blanked it

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ps1247d323.jpg





My next question is, do i need to blank off the vaccuum line going to the dumpvalve or can i leave it as it is, i know the vaccuum will still be operating the hks but since it has no boost juice going to it, no problems ?!?!?!?!?

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...ps77a038a5.jpg



cheers

Infected by sti 02 February 2013 01:45 PM

I would still block the vacuum off to the bov for piece of mind but I get what your trying to do.

On another note, how do you change your oil filter without making a mess :wonder: genuine question by the way ;) is it fixed where it is or is it moveable come service time?

Hawkeye D 02 February 2013 01:59 PM


Originally Posted by Infected by sti (Post 10971830)
I would still block the vacuum off to the bov for piece of mind but I get what your trying to do.

On another note, how do you change your oil filter without making a mess :wonder: genuine question by the way ;) is it fixed where it is or is it moveable come service time?

I was wondering the same, and what's the reason for having it there? :wonder:

The Rig 02 February 2013 02:21 PM

Cheers

Regarding the oil filter, i put a rag around the housing and there isnt much mess,you just need to be quick, but as long as the rag catches most the spillage, all is good.

Reason its there, the oil filter gets uber hot next to the manifold in its original position, so the oil filter has been relocated to behind the headlight to help keep it a bit cooler, wether it does, who knows LOL

JohnD 02 February 2013 04:43 PM


Originally Posted by The Rig (Post 10971861)
Cheers
Reason its there, the oil filter gets uber hot next to the manifold in its original position, so the oil filter has been relocated to behind the headlight to help keep it a bit cooler, wether it does, who knows LOL

Never like the filter mounted upright. Despite there being a drain-back diaphram in the filter (be sure to use one that has as there are some filters available for the Impreza that don't have one fitted as the filter normally hangs down and therefore doesn't drain) oil will eventually drain out of the filter and will need to be filled again by the pump before reaching the bearings.
The filter will not get hot if you simply wrap the manifold adjacent to it with exhaust wrap - job done!

JohnD

The Rig 02 February 2013 04:48 PM

i hear what your saying, but 8 yrs of having it like it, 94k on the clock,no issues yet, touches wood ha ha LOL

Infected by sti 02 February 2013 05:25 PM

Fair play to that :lol1:

I knew people relocated them just never seen one sat like that before that's all, hence the question :)

Don Clark 02 February 2013 05:48 PM


Originally Posted by Infected by sti (Post 10972056)
Fair play to that :lol1:

I knew people relocated them just never seen one sat like that before that's all, hence the question :)


Now quite common..........

http://images.thecarconnection.com/l...00371873_l.jpg

mickywrx 02 February 2013 08:20 PM

Plug the feed from the manifold.

Why didn't you just bung it at the Samco?

The Rig 03 February 2013 10:39 AM

that silver tube going into the samco took ages to grip years ago, so didnt want to remove it, so blanked it at the other end of the tube, but its all pointless now as you may read in the other thread, ive learnt you need to have a cone filter and better a FMIC to get the flutter noise so since i dont have either, the HKS back on it is LOL


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