What is the cycling valve?
02-25-2004, 02:51 PM
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The cycling valve is essentially a solenoid valve which the cars boost computer (KLR) uses to control your boost level.
No, it is not the blow off valve. They are both part of the boost control system, but have 2 different functions.
No, it is not the blow off valve. They are both part of the boost control system, but have 2 different functions.
02-28-2004, 11:00 PM
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Originally posted by BoostSciences
The cycling valve is essentially a solenoid valve which the cars boost computer (KLR) uses to control your boost level.
The cycling valve is essentially a solenoid valve which the cars boost computer (KLR) uses to control your boost level.
When installing a dualport wg and a boost controller this cyclic valve must be bypassed.
Is it because of protection against overboost?
