Can you please aducate us less educated but interested parties.
- What is it / What it does
- Which unit is it in your pic?
My friends made a shocking discovery that stock Crankcase Breather Valve part # 034129101A has failed on their rides. True enough, upon taking out the engine cover, mine too soon going to heaven!
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At the moment, we’re playing guessing game that the one fitted on Audi B5 A4 1.8T to be more reliable, part # 034129101B. Anybody having the same problem?
Can you please aducate us less educated but interested parties.
- What is it / What it does
- Which unit is it in your pic?
It's the round black vetical thing dead centre in the picture. It opens to direct crankcase oil fumes into the inlet system before the turbo, rather than venting to the atmosphere - part of the emission control system that all cars now have to have.
Also, from memory Plautos has eliminated this valve and has his crankcase breather plumbed into the exhaust system beyond the cat to prevent oil fumes going through the turbo ...........................
Catfish sums it up well, I couldn't explain any better. At the moment, I could only pint point one thing :- stock breather valve can't cope with increased boost pressure caused by chipping.
Bypassing this valve would be great![]()
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