Boost Control Valve
02 October 2006, 08:16 PM
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Boost Control Valve
Hi guys!
I need a boost control valve for MYOO classic, part number 16102AA160, any suggestions where to get one or equivalent, without going to main dealer?
Not really keen on second hand as they frequently go wrong!
Thanks for your help!
I need a boost control valve for MYOO classic, part number 16102AA160, any suggestions where to get one or equivalent, without going to main dealer?
Not really keen on second hand as they frequently go wrong!
Thanks for your help!
02 October 2006, 08:23 PM
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Frequently go wrong??
Do they now?
Mine is still original after 6 1/2 years and 70,000 miles - it works too - so, please explain your frequent timespan??
Clean it out - it's a simple solenoid, nothing to it! Maybe it's just stuck?
Pete
Do they now?
Mine is still original after 6 1/2 years and 70,000 miles - it works too - so, please explain your frequent timespan??
Clean it out - it's a simple solenoid, nothing to it! Maybe it's just stuck?
Pete
02 October 2006, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Frequently go wrong??
Do they now?
Mine is still original after 6 1/2 years and 70,000 miles - it works too - so, please explain your frequent timespan??
Clean it out - it's a simple solenoid, nothing to it! Maybe it's just stuck?
Pete
Do they now?
Mine is still original after 6 1/2 years and 70,000 miles - it works too - so, please explain your frequent timespan??
Clean it out - it's a simple solenoid, nothing to it! Maybe it's just stuck?
Pete
Frequent means they are an item thats renouned for failing, mine has been dodgy for some time, cleaned it out and cycled it many times,as suggested in prev threads, that has hepled but now it just wont have it, this is the first thing to change before maf sensors etc. Although I am obviously pleased for you that yours is still ok.
They can pack in due to over filling the oil, which I am sure I have never done, but Iam fairly sure it has had its chips now, surging on boost etc
Rich
02 October 2006, 08:40 PM
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Rich
I am aware of the Oil Overfilling issue and how it can contaminate it.
What I will contend is that they are renowned for failure - they simply are not.
That said - good luck!!
Pete
I am aware of the Oil Overfilling issue and how it can contaminate it.
What I will contend is that they are renowned for failure - they simply are not.
That said - good luck!!
Pete
02 October 2006, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Rich
I am aware of the Oil Overfilling issue and how it can contaminate it.
What I will contend is that they are renowned for failure - they simply are not.
That said - good luck!!
Pete
I am aware of the Oil Overfilling issue and how it can contaminate it.
What I will contend is that they are renowned for failure - they simply are not.
That said - good luck!!
Pete
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I have one here in perfect working order if you don't fancy paying dealer prices or change your mind on secondhand. £25 plus postage.
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04 October 2006, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by AlanG
I have one here in perfect working order if you don't fancy paying dealer prices or change your mind on secondhand. £25 plus postage.
Hi mate!
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