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dv006 question #600768
29/04/2008 01:44
29/04/2008 01:44

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I've had an idle issue for ages, finally solved it today by taking out the dv, a forge dv006.

Should the dv006 be hissing at idle? I wouldn't have thought so?

It has a green spring, so does this mean I need the next spring up in stiffness - yellow? I have taken it apart and it is cleaned and lightly oiled but no difference. I'm pretty sure there is nothing stopping the diaphragm from sealing but would the idle vacuum be enough to open the dv slightly?!

Re: dv006 question [Re: ] #600778
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all the forge dv600 are all the same for each car the only diff for them is the spring rateing if i was you i would get hold of forge and ask them which spring you need,but hissing on idle imo is a no no as its a recirculating valve so no air should be comming out,might be the o ring which is leaking


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Re: dv006 question [Re: cowboy] #600801
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I didn't see an O ring inside, just a rubber diaphragm that seals to the casing. What color springs are other dv006 people running?

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also i have just picked this line up on there site about the o ring,
What about the Forge valves?

The valve installs in the OEM position (not backwards).
You can change the Piston.
You can change the Spring.
You can change the O-rings.
You can lubricate the piston if needed.


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Re: dv006 question [Re: cowboy] #600821
29/04/2008 02:42
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Ah by o ring they mean the entire black rubber diaphragm. I've pm'd david about the kit, cheers for spotting that

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Drop Forge a line, they'll send you out a refurb kit which comprises of new 'O' rings, piston and grease... FOR FREE!!!!

Forge recommend the 'Green' spring for standard cars.



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Re: dv006 question [Re: TimC] #601432
29/04/2008 20:22
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Thanks, I've dropped them a line. Could it also be possible that the green spring has gone lazy?!

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Probably over time.

You'll be fine with a recon kit & new spring.



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Re: dv006 question [Re: TimC] #602075
30/04/2008 18:35
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i've just changed to the weakest spring, car feels a bit better to drive, holds boost fine (running 300bhp)

Re: dv006 question [Re: ] #602079
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I've actually realised it's not a dv006, it's the atmospheric dv001!

I have a new diaphragm on the way and the spring kit so I can try different strengths to see what the problem actually is.

I do find that it dumps at almost anything above idle as it is, I'm sure something isn't right.


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