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Old Nov 12, 2014 | 08:46 AM
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Bypass(boost recirculation valves) issue 997.2

Today I went to shop for testing impermeability of my turbo system. so.. one one my bypass on turbos leak at 0.5 bar boost.
need to change! Please advice what is the best item for change?
May be some tune one?

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Is it a good choice? do they suite for 997.2?
 
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I run boost up to 1.8 bar
 
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I dont think those are the right thing for a 997. From my understanding the forge ones are the best for 997. But im no expert
 
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Leaky stock ones look like this;







I replaced mine with Forge as mentioned above, they seem to be the best design of the aftermarket options. It's probably a good idea to lubricate them every now and then though.
 
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Here you go...in stock and ready to ship

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These are NOT for a 997.2 these are for the 997.1. The DFI engine went back to BOVs as the 996 used. The GT1 engine uses BRVs as are listed in this thread...you need to see the link I posted in this thread. Regardless of whose BOV you decide to purchase, this is what you'll need.
 
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How do you know if there is a problem or leak with the oem brv on a 997.1tt? I.e what symptoms?
 
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These are NOT for a 997.2 these are for the 997.1. The DFI engine went back to BOVs as the 996 used. The GT1 engine uses BRVs as are listed in this thread...you need to see the link I posted in this thread. Regardless of whose BOV you decide to purchase, this is what you'll need.
Or these.

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How do you know if there is a problem or leak with the oem brv on a 997.1tt? I.e what symptoms?
There weren't any symptoms on mine. Pulled the two cap head bolts and looked. It was probably minor... But once I knew there was a hole in it I couldn't put it back in.
 
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Originally Posted by rix
Leaky stock ones look like this;

I replaced mine with Forge as mentioned above, they seem to be the best design of the aftermarket options. It's probably a good idea to lubricate them every now and then though.
Rix, are you still happy with the Forge units can't seem to find the BorgWarner 179424 EFR Compressor Recirculation Valve (CRV) Kit B1/B2 instock anywhere.
 
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But once I knew there was a hole in it I couldn't put it back in.
That's what she said.
 
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I don’t have them anymore, but I think they are one of the better options. I’d pull them once a year and lubricate with some of the red assembly lube just to be safe.

Lord knows what billybob is going to do with this response since he TWSS’d a 5 year old post lol.
 


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