Fw: Pop Off Valve

ECMnut at aol.com ECMnut at aol.com
Wed Jan 3 05:59:50 GMT 2001


I had a turbo from a 2 liter japanese gasoline truck engine that did 
have an electronically operated valve at the compressor outlet, 
that, when open, vented the air back to the compressor inlet. 
 It was a mitsu turbo, so i was curious if they did that with the 
DSM car stuff.  It does not sound like they did.
Thanks,
Mike V

In a message dated 1/2/01 9:06:48 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
vlkslvr at hotmail.com writes:

>  Let's make sure that we have our terminology straight here, I might 
>  confused, by pop off valve, I take that to mean a blow off valve of B.O.V, 
>  the purpose of the B.O.V. to vent positive intake pressure when the 
throttle 
> 
>  plate is closed (normall during a shif), this eliminates the pressure wave 
>  from damaging the turbo. By asking if this B.O.V is part of the compressor 
>  housing it almost sounds like you are asking if this is a wastegate used 
to 
>  limit boost levels.
>  
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