If suddenly closing the throttle body during driving, the boost pressure within the pipes increase. This increased pressure does not flow into the intake but transfers in the opposite direction and creates a Tipout Surge1), caused by sudden increase in pressure at the impeller within the compressor. This may result in making collision sound. This device helps reduce the collision sound by discharging the highly increased pressure before the compressor rather than after the compressor. Usually positive pressure is connected to the actuator. The RCV is closed at this time. When decelerating after acceleration, the solenoid valve will operate. This act will create a vacuum state connecting the negative pressure to the actuator, which lets it overcome the spring force and pull the diaphragm. At this state, the air entering the combustor does not affect the compressor wheel and exerts action within the air cleaner.
ECM sets DTC P0035 if the ECM detects that the bypass valve control circuit is short to battery.
Item
Detecting Condition
Possible Cause
DTC Strategy
Electrical Check
Poor connection or damaged harness
short to battery in control harness
Faulty RCV
Enable Conditions
10V< Battery voltage <16V
Threshold Value
IG ON
Diagnostic Time
1sec
Mil On Condition
2 Driving Cycles
Temp.(?)
Resistance(?)
20
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28.3 ~ 31.1