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Hey mate. your standard bov should only have the 2 pipes coming off it, a small one facing towards the inlet plenum and a large one pointing to the passenger side of the car. The small goes to the rear of the plenum and the other connects to the return pipe directly in front of it. If it ain't obvious (and if he got defected) he has probably removed the return pipe, so you'll need that too. If the one heading to the inlet plenum isn't obvious then is it an aftermarket plenum as well? I hope these photos help.

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Ok, is has a manual boost controller witch is plumbed into the plenum where the BOV pipe should be, the larger return has just been pluged up. am i able to put a 3 way valve on the smaller pipe and plum the BOV into it?

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I dunno. I would remove the boost controller and get a new piece of hose, return the standard BOV to factory (as in the pics) for the boys in blue. Then if you want the boost controller put it in the correct place. Try this thread: Installing a manual boost controller for beginners

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