VTA dump valve and emissions test
Just fitted a forge VTA to my MY00 classic.
Just wondering as i have heard people say that they can cause overfuelling, will this affect the emissions test at MOT time?
Has anyone had problems with VTA dump valves and emissions?
I have also noticed at idle the holes at the side of the DV are open? Is this as it should be?
Cheers
Just wondering as i have heard people say that they can cause overfuelling, will this affect the emissions test at MOT time?
Has anyone had problems with VTA dump valves and emissions?
I have also noticed at idle the holes at the side of the DV are open? Is this as it should be?
Cheers
Last edited by Deano_P1; Sep 25, 2007 at 06:43 PM.
no problems at mot time..... have the same on mine,the holes appear to be open,thats where the air vents out,but the valve is closed inside until the air pressure overcomes the spring
Can cause overfuellng issues in general running due to the air thats already been metered at the maf being vented out when lifting off or changing gear,the fuel thats then still being injected into the engine to match the metered air is then greater than it should be so yes can overfuel..... but not gonna be an issue when tested for the mot as revs are held at a constant value to check o2 and lambda readings....
Can cause overfuellng issues in general running due to the air thats already been metered at the maf being vented out when lifting off or changing gear,the fuel thats then still being injected into the engine to match the metered air is then greater than it should be so yes can overfuel..... but not gonna be an issue when tested for the mot as revs are held at a constant value to check o2 and lambda readings....
Its just the general opinion,and seeing how the dv works by venting metered air out then its easy to see that it can cause overfuelling issues,but to be honest ive not noticed any problem,i fitted the forge to a newage intercooler as it was easier than trying to find pipework that would match up the different sizes that classic and newage are..... or at least in my case,others have managed to do it,when the car was mapped there was no problems with fuelling.
Month in advance as far as i know,so you can get it post dated so your new one runs for 13 months......(might be two weeks though...... been out of that game for a few years now)
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