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Aiden Cheese
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Tuesday, July 06, 2010 - 01:54 pm, by:  Aiden Cheese (Chillpen)

For the bypassing VSV:

- Checks whether or not the VSV is at fault
- Gives heat to the car
- Good thing to look for if you can't get your car cool, if instead it stays hot/warm all the time.

Before - The vacuum hose runs to the VSV and then to the vacuum/spring bit:


After - The vacuum hose now runs directly to the vacuum/spring bit:


Note: the green water was just to make sure the hose was actually flowing (lol). I don't recommend taking the heater pipe off while the car is running, you can introduce an airlock or you can just plain make a mess :-)

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