BoV for polo gti?

**hkogti** · 28-06-2008, 11:28 PM

Just the adaptor? All other hoses can be reuse? No check engine light at all after u fit d hks sqv? ur pump back or full out?

**BL33SU** · 29-06-2008, 05:17 PM

mines full atmo. neva had a light in the 3 yrs i'v been using a atmo bov. but i dont own a polo lol

**hkogti** · 29-06-2008, 08:02 PM

polo use the same 1.8T engine...

both use MAF sensor right?

And i assume that the ECU is pretty similar....

Correct me if i m wrong...

So, if it is ok with your car, it should be ok for mine...

Many ppl suggested that atmo bov will make the ECU crazy and have engine check light...

**VW GTI** · 29-06-2008, 08:09 PM

On top of those problems, did you also know that they make bogan-like sound?

**Blitzen** · 30-06-2008, 08:53 PM

Originally Posted by tosspot

On top of those problems, did you also know that they make bogan-like sound?

I like the Bogan sound

...And I have never had any ECU problems with my car. Just for other peoples information, the Forge BOV vents 70%to intake, and 30%to atmosphere, and was specifically designed for VAG engines so it WOULD NOT interupt the ECU(I stayed up till 2am on a school night to ring Forge in England and triple check this info). I have had the Forge BOV on my car for 4 months, and it works a treat.

**hkogti** · 30-06-2008, 11:00 PM

I would like to go full atmo...

Other member said the car willl run ok, but some say no...

Very confused....

**GTIJNR** · 01-07-2008, 10:37 PM

full atmo? not recommended but u can try out... It will eventually clog ur cat up with excess fuel and then pop eng light... fuel consumption will increase but doesn't mean power will follow. But if u like it and want it on then at lease make the diaphragm adjustment screw (Presumably hks) in tightest setting.

**hkogti** · 01-07-2008, 10:50 PM

I read so many fourm about a bov, and there are so many different answers...

Some said that those bov with adjustable spring will work as long as you keep the setting to hardest.

So, the bov clog the cat and cause engine light to comes on, what about the MAF sensor? Is that going to cause any damage? Coz some guy on the forum claimed that he replace a few due to the bov...

**GTIJNR** · 01-07-2008, 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by hkogti

So, the bov clog the cat and cause engine light to comes on, what about the MAF sensor? Is that going to cause any damage? Coz some guy on the forum claimed that he replace a few due to the bov...

Don't think its a direct cause... more likely with pod than bov