Blitzen is correct. The MAF sensor measures the volume of air passing through the intake and therefore the ECU can predict things like ignition and fuel much more easily in a larger variety of conditions.
If you vent to atmosphere, some of this air is lost from the inlet tract and therefore the ECU 'thinks' that the engine is consuming more air in the charge than it actually is, and it can make the engine run rich and idle rough, among other things.
If you want to run an atmosphere vented BOV (You tossers..), you need an engine tune adapted to that.
Vent/recirc BOV's can give you a noise with the benefit of most of the air being recirculated, but it's still not ideal.
Make sense?![]()
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