Forge Motorsport Blow Off Valve + Hose - VW Golf 7 GTE - Blue (FMDV1GTE-BLU)

We recommend servicing your valve every 3 years, or 20,000 miles, whichever comes sooner

The Forge Motorsport dump valve for the VW Golf GTE.

The GTE doesn’t have a dump valve from the factory, so this product allows you to have the traditional dump valve noise between gear changes and when letting off the gas pedal. It won’t bring on any check engine lights and the car will drive just as before.

• This kit totally replaces the plastic pipe from turbo to manifold with a silicon hose (available in a choice of colours), and everything else you need to install the valve is included in the kit together with full instructions.
• Unlike other valves on the market the Forge valve will not bring on any check engine lights (EML)
• The Forge silicone hoses in this kit have been designed to include an expensive inner liner of modified silicone known as Flurosilicone.
• This means the hoses are suitable to be used with modern long-life coolants, Organic Acid Technology coolants (O.A.T.) and oil mist.
• The construction of the hoses has been engineered to exceed that of the OEM fitments, and will enhance any engine bay both technically and aesthetically.
• The use of a Flurosilicone liner ensures that Forge silicone hoses are the clear market leader.
• Lifetime warranty.

This Forge valve set up is designed to fit with the standard intake.
We cannot guarantee it will fit with all aftermarket intakes.
The supplied blanking plug should be fitted if your car does not have a secondary breather.

TÜV / ABE available upon request

We currently ship within Europe only.

If a part is not available, we will contact you with an estimated wait time.

If you wish to return a product after receiving it, we offer a 14-day returns policy. Custom-made products are not eligible for return, and return shipping is at the customer's expense. Full delivery and returns terms are on the “Delivery Information” page — the link is at the bottom of the page.

Products come with a warranty, detailed in a certificate included in the box.

To make a valid claim, you must prove the damage was not caused by you and that the warranty certificate is valid.

Full terms are on the “Terms & Conditions” page — the link is at the bottom of the page.