evac valve installation help

Started by fireman5166, September 22, 2008, 12:26:25 PM

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fireman5166

I just got a inline evac valve and it came with no instructions. Just wanted to know Is the red arrow go toward the motor or away?
07 Raptor 700
pcIII
hot cams III
barker duals
rocket factory intake w/K&N
Dynatek programmable  Ignition
Iridium Plug
evac valve
renthal bars
asv
ac nerfs
fuel atv bumber
kenda gnarlys
Itp sand stars
22" haulers 8 paddles
12,13,14,15, tooth front sprockets
38,40, rear sprockets

wobble

Away. The arrow is the direction of air flow.

fireman5166

ok thanks I just didn't want to mess it up. red arrow toward air box. also I was told U don't need a filter but I see a lot of people running them.
07 Raptor 700
pcIII
hot cams III
barker duals
rocket factory intake w/K&N
Dynatek programmable  Ignition
Iridium Plug
evac valve
renthal bars
asv
ac nerfs
fuel atv bumber
kenda gnarlys
Itp sand stars
22" haulers 8 paddles
12,13,14,15, tooth front sprockets
38,40, rear sprockets

Jamie700R

I see that as well. But why filter the air going out???

SandMan812

You wouldn't want to get sand dirt or mud in there and make it malfunction would you? That's why I run a filter on mine. 75.00 is a lot of money to me, so I don't want to chance getting any debris in it. 
ex·pe·ri·ence ~ def.: That which you receive just after you needed it.

Krandall

The purpose of the filter is to prevent crap from going in to the evac valve.. mud, sand, water, ect..  :thumbs:


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Krandall

I understand that.. But you could make the evac valve not work if you get it full of dust.


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Jamie700R

Understood, But the design doesnt allow anything in. So how can it get filled with anything. ???

double06

Quote from: Jamie700R on September 22, 2008, 02:20:26 PM
Understood, But the design doesnt allow anything in. So how can it get filled with anything. ???

I understand your thinking, I asked the same thing a while back and didn't really get a good answer.  I'm with you, I just don't see how anything could get in there when air is constantly flowing out?  ???   Mine is always flowing air ou,t are yalls?
I got a '06 with some KDS Racing bells and whistles  :grin_nod:

Krandall

Isn't there like a little "bowl" kind of thing on the top? Where stuff can rest not "inside/past" but end up resting on the valve that opens/closes? I don't think the air exiting the valve is enough to keep out water/dirt. I'll send kenny a link to this thread so we can get his thoughts.


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Jamie700R

My valve is mounted underneath the throttle body. About an inch behind the clip that holds the evac hose. Don't know how anything could travel that far down the hose to get to it in the first place???

wobble

Another reason for the filter would be to quiet it down. They are kinda loud. The filter muffles the sound.

Colorado700R

Quote from: Jamie700R on September 22, 2008, 02:48:06 PM
My valve is mounted underneath the throttle body. About an inch behind the clip that holds the evac hose. Don't know how anything could travel that far down the hose to get to it in the first place???

I can't remember the guys name (on RF), but one individual did have dirt/grime inside the tube.  I think the filter just a precaution but a worthy one.

Aaron