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Dacvolvo
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:35
Hey, Folks

Fitted a Bailey dump valve to the C70 (Thanks for all the help & advice Paul ;) ). Great wee toy. You can hear it quite clearly, although the standard version is still fitted, so I'm lead to believe that it will get louder once I've blanked the standard valve off with a blanking plate.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v85/Dacvolvo/C70/mini-Dump.jpg

It's not improved the performance, speed, acceleration or smooth idle of my engine. What it does is add a shiney piece of chrome to my engine bay and puts a smile on my face everytime I floor it and then change gear.

I love it :B_thumb:

bubba_1986
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:38
Is ur car me7 dac, i cnt remember if it is or not

fraz13
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:40
Yay!!!

Dacvolvo
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:42
Is ur car me7 dac, i cnt remember if it is or not
Hey, Bubba - Not sure myself. Tell me the difference again, Bud...



Yay!!!
Yaaayyy!!!!!! I vowed never to fit another dump valve after my Volvo 440, but after hearing yours, Fraz... it would have been rude not to get another one ;)

Paullyp
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:43
Hi Dac, at least a wee part lives on....am filling up

bubba_1986
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:46
Am asking this cos if it is and u got one to work on me7 car ill be straight out to get one lol

Do you have a cover besdie inlet manifold where throttle cable goes to

fraz13
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:47
Dac mines is rediculous tho ;)

Paul, you got an answer 4 me yet? another bit might live on lol

Dacvolvo
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 20:59
Hi Dac, at least a wee part lives on....am filling upHi, Paul - now, now; wipe those tears. Ha ha ha. Did you get my email tonight?



Am asking this cos if it is and u got one to work on me7 car ill be straight out to get one lol. Do you have a cover besdie inlet manifold where throttle cable goes toNot sure, Bubba - can you tell with this piccy of my engine? -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v85/Dacvolvo/C70/Engineafter.jpg



Dac mines is rediculous tho ;)Bit of an understatement there, Fraz :haha:

fraz13
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:01
Yours is pre ME7 Dac

bubba_1986
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:13
Aye what the other fraser says lol, jumped in there before me

For a minute there i thought i coud get a dump valve fitted :(

fraz13
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:15
Bubba nothing stops you buying a pipe and fittin a DV just to see if it would work.....

bubba_1986
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:21
Bubba nothing stops you buying a pipe and fittin a DV just to see if it would work.....

This is true fraz, would have to borrow someone's dv :wink:

Where best place to get pipe

smithson007
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:25
Can i ask a stupid question folks. Why would a DV not work on Bubba's car???

bubba_1986
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:26
Can i ask a stupid question folks. Why would a DV not work on Bubba's car???

Cos it is a ME-7 i have, this type of T5 knwn not to like amospheric dump valves. Hence dnt get any noise at all

From what ave read they can cause problems with MAF

Paullyp
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:27
Hi Dac, got your e-mail will cul8r, fraz, I promise I will have an answer for you tomorrow

smithson007
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:30
Ah right i see thanks. Thats maybe why i had problems getting one to work on my 854 T5 that i had.

bubba_1986
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:34
Ah right i see thanks. Thats maybe why i had problems getting one to work on my 854 T5 that i had.


Na i doubt it would have anything to do with it being a ME-7, as far as am aware thesse engines were only out on 70 series onwards

fraz13
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 21:37
smithson you need a twin piston DV for a Volvo, Maybe you had a single piston which would have caused a serious air leak meaning your car would run like a dog or cut out....

All twin piston DV's should work no probs in all 850's

The newer ME7 engines (99>) are more sensitive to change and when it dumps into the atmosphere and not through the system it "can" cause the management light to come on and the car "might" run rougher

Cheers Paul ;)

Dacvolvo
Tuesday 26th September 2006, 23:01
So the ME7 engines can't take a DV and are prone to having the ETM knackering up? is there any advantage over the pre-ME7 engines in that case?

Paul
Wednesday 27th September 2006, 01:16
what year is your volvo? i wanted one on mine and its a 2001 model