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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 05:31 PM
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Hi all....im new to the forum and also new to rs turbo's. i bought mine off of a mate a few months ago. just a few questions as ive never seen this on a rs turbo before...

firstly, there is a bleeder valve fitted with the 2 sides of the 'T' going from the dump valve to the inlet manifold and the hose at the bottom of the valve going to the bottom of the airbox area? if im correct this isnt for boost pressure as a bleeder valve to adjust boost is fitted inbetween the pipe coming off the actuator to the turbo and the third one going to the bottom of the airbox. Anyone know what its for?

secondly where the pipe from the dump valve meets the inlet manifold there is another pipe on a T piece that goes off somewhere (havnt had a proper look where to) does anyone know what this is for? i thought the vacuum pipe coming off the dump valve just goes straight into the manifold with nothing coming off it?

im fitting a new bleeder valve and dump valve in the next few days then sending my car to torque of the devil to get it set up properly so was just wondering what i need to change etc if any of this has been fitted incorrectly or whatever.

sorry for the long post lol thanks for your help
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 05:39 PM
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i would suggest you DON'T put any bleed/boost valve or dump valve on and let TOTD sort all that out they aint gonna charge any extra as its a easy job.
bleed valve without setup = good bye engine
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i was going to put it all on there and take it down there on the back of my dads recovery lorry? that way it doesnt ge driven without being set up
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i was going to put it all on there and take it down there on the back of my dads recovery lorry? that way it doesnt ge driven without being set up
I would not bother fitting the bleed valve at all, the dump valve fit and then let them set it up.
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Old Sep 28, 2009 | 09:50 PM
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I would just take it to TOTD and let the guyts do their bit. I would also remove the dumpvalve as they cause problems on the KE-Jetronic system on the Escort RS Turbo, make your car sound like a bus and do fuck all for the turbo anyway.

Bleed valve is fine providing it;s set up properly and NOT fucked about with afterwards
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Bleed valve is fine providing it;s set up properly and NOT fucked about with afterwards
thats the problem those fingers just can't stop winding the thing!
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alright thanks. does anyone know what the bleeder valve is for in the vacuum pipe coming off the dump valve? think its been fitted wrong or sumin cheers
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