BVSV for MK II (1986 Supra)
 

I just broke mine.

It this something I truely need for the car.

I bypass it.

If I do need it, where do I find one?

Thank you.

While Toyota's pricing on the device reflects an AMAZING amount of pride they hold for it it really is a simple and common device. Hit a local salvage yard and check under the hood of any pre-1990 Toyota (Celicas and Camrys should be quite easy to find and plunder) and grab a couple for a total of $5. They should all be the same size, but take yours to compare while you're there. When you get them home connect a small piece of hose and try to blow through... it shouldn't. Put it in some boiling water for a minute and try to blow through again... should blow through fine. Naturally take the tube off before heating the BVSV so you don't burn your lips.... can't believe I feel I need to add that disclaimer. :p

I wouldn't just open it to the intake outright and I definitely recommend against blocking it off. There are other ways of controlling it but they involve more effort than you really need to put into it.

lol!
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agreed.
not worth the money toyota wants for it. think i had a camry one on mine. auto wreckers and salvage yards for the win.

The only ones I found were broken of tips.
 

Does anyone have tried or successfull repair one of these.

Please respond. My car is acting up when I start it.

I read some place the you can repair your own BVSV
 

I got some aluminum tube like female thread fasteners. Perfect size for the hoses. I am going to cut them and JB weld them to my BVSV.

It is worth the try.

I will let you know the success or failure in a couple of days.

its probly not worth the work to be honest.
i think i got mine for under 5$ at the local salvage yard. jb weld cost more...