Moo valve

Paulro · Mar 4, 2013

This, apparently is an easy thing to replace. Has anyone done it and is it as easy as people say?

choplee · Mar 4, 2013

I had a moo valve replaced on my vw caddy ...I believe its on the air intake ,so an easy swop out not being buried in the engine bay .. didn't take them long ....

Calincolnshire · Mar 4, 2013

Is it April the 1st already.

Is there a Baa valve and a Ney sensor.

Gary&Heather · Mar 4, 2013

:laugh2 :laugh2 :laugh2

Andy · Mar 4, 2013

Would this be the N75 valve ????

choplee · Mar 5, 2013

i believe it is andy ,but i'm sure some bright spark will correct us if we are wrong .... :smile

TwentyOneThirtyFive · Mar 5, 2013

Calincolnshire said:
Is it April the 1st already.

Is there a Baa valve and a Ney sensor.

Ensure a proper VW Moo Valve is fitted, one that can be traced back to the manufacturer.

If you get a cheap part of unknown origin, you may find you have an unexpected increase in horse power.

dan

smgcowfoldparts · Mar 7, 2013

On a 2.5 it is on the bulkhead in the engine bay behind three other plugs that need to be moved out of the way before trying to remove and replace it. Should take no more than half an hour, bit fiddly but easy to do.

cheers