Good advice! I think I will button up this redo on TB, Plenum, Runners and
see how it does then take next steps.

Maybe that sorts it out, hopefully! Will still poetically work towards a
fix. I did find a very small tear in my s boot... That has to account for
something. Waiting on it unfortunately (hey Ron, can I get an update on
shipping? anxious over here :)

Thanks again for the help, this list is awesome! I'm buying everyone's
beers this weekend!

Ryan
Asheville, NC
On Oct 17, 2014 6:08 PM, "SDF ( aka ;jim lahey' - Scott )" <
scottdaniel@turbovans.com> wrote:

>  IF your just wondering if this small restrictor hose is a factor in an
> off-idle bog..
> and it's for cannnister purging..
> just plug it temporarily to that that out of the picture.
>
> likely that is not the cause of your bog.
> I **always** at throttle swtich making contact first ..
> ign timing ..
> throttle body itself..
> plugs and wires ..
> oh..
> vacuum leaks ..I have found up to 10 very tiny vacuum leaks at the plenum
> and intake runner connectors and gaskets ..
> that one for sure.
> listen around carefully with a listening hose.
>
> also ..air flow meter .
>  On 10/16/2014 2:17 AM, Ryan Perry wrote:
>
> So there are votes for both sides. If it is possible to help with Off Idle
> Bog (which is one of the reasons I am doing this) should I try and
> constrict it? It seems I could easily enough pull the FLAPS tee and throw
> some JB weld on the end and drill it out.
>
> And if so in reading through this there are 2 constrictors
>
>
>    -  "T" from the vacuum line off of the Throttle Body to the valve on the
>    charcoal canister = .06mm (described as 1.5 the thickness of a post it
>    note...wow!)
>    - "Y" from the line off the passenger side of the Plenum on the smaller
>    3.5 branch that goes to the Charcoal canister = 1.4mm or roughly a 1/16
>    drill bit.
>
>
> I haven't contacted my local VW dealer but they are usually pretty arrogant
> when it comes to anything built prior to 2K and all my online research
> leads to NLA.
> Thoughts on should I or ways to do this? David you mentioned a greased wire
> with JB weld...that sounds doable.
>
>
> Ryan Perry
> Asheville, NC
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