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yeh i know hey.. why the fk would u you do a backyard job just to get that flutter? the reason why mine was blocked off was because i had an aftermarket bov installed so there fore it was blocked off which makes perfect sense.. and yeh when i removed the aftermarket bov nothing happened.. she still fluttered i was like wtf how is this possible!

what also baffles me is how come my car died when i had the aftermarket bov put in and my stov bov blocked.. should work fine right.. perhaps they have to literally block of the plum back hose aswell and stuff, yeh that makes sense.

factory bov ftw!

just got mine today from a member on here, engine feels like it runs much better, starts up easier and no more idling issues. still makes noise through the pod which is annoying...

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