V12V Fuse 15/22
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Regardless, speak to Bamford Rose about installing a discreet switch to keep the valves active. I've had it from them and the factory that they could seize if left permanently disconnected. And that could mean a new back box. Had the switch done on mine, took about 20mins. It's tucked above the fuel cap release, so not even visible in the car.
On my MY10 V8V Fuse 22 does nothing (AFAIK!). The same as the OP, it was (wrongly) pulled when I got the car, but I then removed 15 for the exhausts. Never had a problem since ...
It's easy enough to stick it back in every few months to keep the mechanism working, but even if it stops working permanently I don't see that as much of a problem..>!
It's easy enough to stick it back in every few months to keep the mechanism working, but even if it stops working permanently I don't see that as much of a problem..>!
Edited by drcarrera on Wednesday 22 May 11:21
ripley500 said:
On the V12V doesn't the sport button keep the exhaust valves open? I only ever drive with sport on 
Yes but it also gives you less throttle control, by remapping the throttle pedal depression from linear to a curve - meaning it takes less pedal movement to obtain high throttle. This makes the car seem like it goes faster, but it isn't really its just giving you a heavy foot!
Try pulling the fuse then you get all the noise all the time and a much more detailed throttle pedal, plus you don't have to press the button every time you start the car. Simples!
Edited by AdamV12V on Wednesday 22 May 21:00
AdamV12V said:
Anybody know why they actually chose to swap it then if F22 now does nothing? Surely would have been easier to leave it as F22 and let whatever was F15 before do nothing????
The Boot Fuse F15 (5A) in an '07 Car is 'SPARE'.Pages 10.33 to 10.36 in the Owners Manual specifies what each fuse is for.
Bravo73 said:
AdamV12V said:
Anybody know why they actually chose to swap it then if F22 now does nothing? Surely would have been easier to leave it as F22 and let whatever was F15 before do nothing????
The Boot Fuse F15 (5A) in an '07 Car is 'SPARE'.Pages 10.33 to 10.36 in the Owners Manual specifies what each fuse is for.

stimshady said:
another question - what is the vacumm pump? is it part of the exhaust valve system?
It is the part that creates the vacuum which via a pipe moves the valve (opposite of a compressor)The fuse protects the vac pump so pulling it cuts the power supply to it, no vacuum no moving valves
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