[SixSick6]

does anyone remember a thread that shows some sort of modifying to the 1st gen DSM Bypass? I'm not talking about "Crushing" the bypass. It had something to do with the small hole that is underneath the bypass, where the flange would connect it to the pipe. There is a small hole there and the thread had something to do with drilling out that hole, or tapping it further, or completely closing it, I can't remember what???? what does that hole do and where does it lead, I am asking because I am having some CEL since installing the DSM bypass and I'd like to figure out why?

 

[brucerap]

that mod was a how-to to hold high (20+ psi ) boost on the stock dsm bpv.

 

[SixSick6]

that really did me no good

 

[brucerap]

What code(s) are you getting?????

 

[SixSick6]

I havent checked the codes yet, as the CEL comes on intermittantly. I'll check them in daylight, I was specifically wondering what thread that was that explained what the little hole in the bottom of the bypass is, and whether plugging it or drilling it wider would do, I seem to remember both mods serving some purpose, but I don't remember what?

 

[brucerap]

FYI - Not sure if you realize this but you don't have to pull codes only when the cel is on. The codes are held in memory - even when the problem clears or is intermittent.

 

[jo_moped]

Here is what you wanted from the start

here is the thread you were looking for!
http://www.mx6.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=44577

 

[Jbrun64]

that is a quick release for the bov. If you tap that out and hook up another vacum line to it, and the 2 lines together, you will have normal and quick release. It is useful, it prevents it from getting stuck closed. Play around with if see what you think.

 

[SixSick6]

Re: Here is what you wanted from the start

here is the thread you were looking for!
http://www.mx6.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=44577

no that wasnt the thread, the thread I am looking for didnt start as an MX6 thread, it was a link from a DSM website about the DSM Bypass SPECIFICALLY, which many on the boards use