help with vortech sc , A+A kit installed
#1
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help with vortech sc , A+A kit installed
hello , I am a new member and am enjoying this community very much , a lot of great info and a lot of experience , I am almost embarrassed to ask this question but ... I cant find the blow off valve on my Vortec V2 A+A kit installed by Vengeance in Atlanta , I was cleaning up the engine bay and was checking filters and fluids , I wanted to check/clean/change the BOV filter but as I say , I cant find it , I know where it should be and of course some of the areas are a bit tight/busy so perhaps I just cant see it easily , any help would be appreciated , thanks and have a great day
#3
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It depends on the age of the system. Newer systems are under the passenger headlight as mentioned above.
Older ones have been in various places, but always installed on the charge pipe between the supercharger and intercooler.
Regardless of where it's installed, there is no need to clean it. It's a self cleaning scenario since the blower blows out that filter, it'll be blowing out any particles and the filter isn't protecting anything. It's for noise control.
Welcome to the party.
Older ones have been in various places, but always installed on the charge pipe between the supercharger and intercooler.
Regardless of where it's installed, there is no need to clean it. It's a self cleaning scenario since the blower blows out that filter, it'll be blowing out any particles and the filter isn't protecting anything. It's for noise control.
Welcome to the party.
#4
Instructor
Thread Starter
thank you guys , I found it as you said under Pass headlight
It depends on the age of the system. Newer systems are under the passenger headlight as mentioned above.
Older ones have been in various places, but always installed on the charge pipe between the supercharger and intercooler.
Regardless of where it's installed, there is no need to clean it. It's a self cleaning scenario since the blower blows out that filter, it'll be blowing out any particles and the filter isn't protecting anything. It's for noise control.
Welcome to the party.
Older ones have been in various places, but always installed on the charge pipe between the supercharger and intercooler.
Regardless of where it's installed, there is no need to clean it. It's a self cleaning scenario since the blower blows out that filter, it'll be blowing out any particles and the filter isn't protecting anything. It's for noise control.
Welcome to the party.