Pwrhaus MK7 / MQB 2.0T + 1.8T TSI 3rd Gen Diverter Valve Spacer Install 

I just installed this today on my MK7 GTI w/CTS intake and it fits fine. You're good to go!

Alex Bartel mine did not worked :( i installed the CTS inlet pipe and i couldnt install the hose that connects on the inlet due to little to no space... my car is a Cupra and it has the IS38 :/ good thing is that i found a nearly new cts bov at an excellent price so i did not care too much :p

get someone with small hands

Clock the turbo intake housing tube (check Deutsche auto werks mk7 catch can install)

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The car in the video is a 2015 Golf S with the 1.8T engine. The Spacer is the same for both the 2.0T and the 1.8T in the MK7 / MQB platform

Yes it should be compatible with the DV+

This video is just an overall installation guideline, you can hear a sound clip in this video here: store.blackforestindustries.com/pw12eagen3di.html

KOLBY TURNER do you have a solution for this? I am stuck with the same problem

same

'18 1.8TSI - I ended up installing the dv on the spacer before installing the spacer on the car. I also had to install the rear bolt for the spacer inside the spacer before attaching the dv, because it wouldn't fit through the hole after the dv was installed. Once I mounted the spacer+dv with the bottom and front bolts, I loosened the dv so that in the rear hole the allen key would fit past the dv, and tightened the rear bolt. Then I tightened down the dv. I was able to push the hose out of the way to get the allen key into the rear dv bolt.

If you clock the turbo intake housing tube you can get it, (check Deutsche auto werks mk7 catch can install)

Did you find anything?

Definitely. Safe regardless of tune

If the check engine light is still on, I would take it to Advanced Auto or Auto Zone and have them do a free code scan to isolate the problem. But it could be just the sensor being weird. Put a small dab of dielectric grease on the connections to prevent shortages. I'm no expert but this is what I do when working on anything with a sensor

Yes, just cler codes.