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Arrows
09-08-2009, 10:35
Sorry i am having a moment been away from the scene for a time and forgot the name of this pipe and its function, would one leaking cause any issues,, replaced elbow but when this went back it just did not to me seem like it sealed 100%.

http://old.rtoc.org/articles/i/matrix/mtrxpps.jpg

Borrowed picture from another member Chris Hebden (http://www.rtoc.org/boards/member.php?u=155) so thank you.

RICHIE
09-08-2009, 10:38
i can see 3 pipes there which one you on about but either way they will have some affect

TrixNFlix
09-08-2009, 10:40
He means out of the turbo elbow Richie. I think :scratch:

Chris Hebden
09-08-2009, 10:56
If that pipe coming out of the elbow leaks then it would cause idling issues wouldnt it? As air would be leaking from the one way valve at that connection?

Arrows
09-08-2009, 11:49
i can see 3 pipes there which one you on about but either way they will have some affect


Sorry i thought by saying the turbo elbow it would have been clear my fault, the shinny silver pipe in the picture?

Arrows
09-08-2009, 11:50
He means out of the turbo elbow Richie. I think :scratch:

Yes i mean the pipe from the turbo elbow, any ideas?

Arrows
09-08-2009, 11:50
If that pipe coming out of the elbow leaks then it would cause idling issues wouldnt it? As air would be leaking from the one way valve at that connection?

This is what i am thinking as i changed some parts and its now idling funny, can anyone confirm this?

Chris Hebden
09-08-2009, 12:08
This is what i am thinking as i changed some parts and its now idling funny, can anyone confirm this?

Take the pipe off the elbow completely, block it up and start the car. If the engine idles fine then you had a poor connection at the elbow end!

Arrows
09-08-2009, 12:39
Take the pipe off the elbow completely, block it up and start the car. If the engine idles fine then you had a poor connection at the elbow end!

OK thanks ill give that a try, if it does idle ok why do i not just keep it blocked and block the outlet on the turbo elbow?

Chris Hebden
09-08-2009, 15:05
Good idea mate. Mine never had it on there, instead had a silicone hose attached to the other breather pipes, there all gone and now i have a catch tank from the rocker cover

Arrows
09-08-2009, 15:11
so what is the purpose of the pipe if you can remove it, like to know before i remove it.

Chris Hebden
09-08-2009, 15:22
I think it there for emissions purposes, at a guess its there to suck exhaust gasses into the combustion chambers?? Thats a guess, someone else will hopefully correct me!

Chris Hebden
09-08-2009, 15:25
LOL disregard that last post as boll***s! You can see here how the breather system should be plumbed as standard http://www.rtoc.org/files/Renault%20Diaolgy/Renault%205/Engine/Cooling%20and%20Heating/Breather.jpg

Arrows
09-08-2009, 18:46
LOL disregard that last post as boll***s! You can see here how the breather system should be plumbed as standard http://www.rtoc.org/files/Renault%20Diaolgy/Renault%205/Engine/Cooling%20and%20Heating/Breather.jpg

OK so its part of the breather system then, what effect would this have on the breather system and does it effect the idle of the car if not sealed correctly?

AdamC
10-08-2009, 18:23
Its part of the boost control system, not breather. Removing it is part of the "cup" mod.

Kempy
10-08-2009, 18:30
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=4756

Arrows
10-08-2009, 18:43
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=4756

Thanks for that.