Pressure retention valve in fuel return line.

Moparmax

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Oct 7, 2022
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Iowa
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2000 Jetta, .260s, gtb1756vk, pd intake, Burpod tuned. 2001 Jetta 5 speed, stock except for a Burpod tune. 2012 Jetta DSG. 2013 Touareg TDI
I was doing work in the valley of a newly acquired 2013 Touareg and found the pressure retention valve had been removed and a simple tee was in its place, the thing runs and drives fine but does have a long crank sometimes when parked uphill on a slope. I'm thinking this is the reason.

Does anyone have a PN or lead of a replacement that isn't crazy expensive, I have done some looking but the prices are nuts. I can buy a nice SS ball check cheaper...
 

TurboABA

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Jul 24, 2010
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Kitchener, ON
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RIP-2010 Jetta 6spd 2014 Touareg Execline '14 A6 Technik S-line
That seems very weird... the injectors require a min return pressure to operate correctly..... I'd suspect you're damaging your injectors running it that way.
 

Matt-98AHU

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Apr 23, 2006
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Gresham, OR
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2001 Golf TDI, 2005 Passat wagon, 2004 Touareg V10.
I don't think a ball check is going to make much of a difference vs. a simple T. The pressure retention valves are meant to hold pressure in those lines at around 10 BAR (145 PSI!).
 
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