[wilson05]

I recently install HID for my low beams with relay and also the Forge BOV..

After installing it I got a check engine light on and sometimes when I hit the brakes or slow down my map light turns on or flickers.. I'm not sure is it because of the Forge BOV when I install it I left the small hose that suppose to be connect to the nipple disconnected because I could fit it in...

BTW I have stage 3 LED map light.. but I didn't have a issue with the map light before and it was install an week ago...

Is there anyway to reset the ECU? hopefully that will fix the check engine light issue..

 

[doodog]

some guys are using needle nose pliers, closing them, putting them inside the tube , expanding the tube , then putting it on the BOV

i dremeled off the lip on the BOV and then put on the tube

 

[Intervalia]

I did the Plier thing, then jammed a screw driver in. The trick is, when you pull it off the screw driver, to not elongate the tube again.
You could also lube it up a little...

Dremeling is probably the easiest option though, if you're so inclined.

 

[rosscoe21]

You could also add a little heat to stretch it a tad.

 

[NoXiDe]

You need to add that hose to the nipple immediately... I can't say this any nicer but that's where your having your issues.

 

[MB_VT]

Use OBDII computer to reset the ECU. A cheap OBDII bluetooth adapter can be had for less than $20 on ebay. If you have an Android phone, the software can be downloaded for free.

 

[wilson05]

I'll put the hoses back to the nipple tonight and see if that'll fix the check engine light..
as for the map light turns on and off when while driving.. I wondering whats the reason for that...

 

[wilson05]

Question about the stock BOV flange.. *I'm pretty much a noob at this... currently I just left the hose connect to the stock flange > stock tube > the stock airbox.. am I suppose to cap off the outlet from the stock flange and the stock tube outlet?

 

[Turbosocks]

the only thing you need to cap is on the intake.. the hose doesnt do anything as the forge blocks off the entire bypass plate..

as i said on *****.. you NEED to connect that hose.. the way I did it was just cut about 1/2" of the braiding off the hose and it went over the nipple a lot easier.. that or the plier trick would be best.. I would not want to bother with a dremel. Once the lip is gone, there is more of a chance of the hose coming off..

 

[wilson05]

I just connected the hose to the nipple and everything seems fine but the check engine light is still on... is there a way to reset or clear the error without OBDII?

 

[Turbosocks]

you can disconnect the battery for like 15 minutes.. or you can wait a few days and it will probably clear itself since you wont have the issue anymore.

 

[wilson05]

LED problem solve... I don't know what was the reason but all I did was remove all the fuse and then re-plug them back in... I tried disconnect the battery for 15min but still had the check engine light.. so I just went to Autozone to have them run their OBDII computer and it was the BPV error which I fixed.. so they just clear it...