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Old 02-16-2009, 07:44 AM
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Default PCV valve hidden so no one can find it ...uggggg>>

As I learn the maintenence/get ready to drive drill, some things amaze me. Take the PVC valve location in the 225. Encapsulated in rubber it is. Hidden away below the intake plenum it is. X-ray eyes needed to find it. Even Obi-Wan couldnt change it with out removing the manifold. What were the designers thinking?

On the good side everything is coming together. The cog belt changeover went well along with halfway rebuilding the car. Just a few more items and it will be ready to roll. (:&lt))).
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It's not impossible to do the swap with the intake manifold in place
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Default But...It does give you an excuse to pull it off......>

and have it Powdercoated! <shameless plug>
(and to do an Evoshield install...:-)

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Default Same valve on most Audi's around that time. Just harder to get at on the tt.

The valve itself can be cleaned with solvent most times but the hose itself deteriorates and should be replaced at 60K ~ 80K.
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Default Re:Just harder to get at on the tt. Valve needs the flotation test>>

&gt; but the hoses/elbos were in remarkably good shape for 90K. It looks all original under there.

I did break the dipstick tube trying to remove it...I thot I would be careful withthe slide hammer but its plastic crapola. Careful inspection of the bottom of the plastic handle of the stick revealed disintegration also.

Is it never gonna endddd.....? (:&lt;0.
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Default Heat deteriorization.....>

You'll find it everywhere....Once you rebuild everything, you'll be good for another 100K!
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Default Re: Heat deteriorization.....> but I might be penniless by then...>

and I wont have any coin left for MODS!!!!!!
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Default LOL...Many have reached the Mod/Maintenance trade-off point....>

Which is why the Modshack Business is in the proverbial toilet and I had to go out and get a real job!!<ul><li><a href="http://www.modshack.info">http://www.modshack.info</a</li></ul>
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It sure gave me an excuse to screw everything up... but it was totally worth it!
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