MK5 TSI (2006-2009) - Integrated Engineering

Update the look of your ugly stock plastic valve cover to a show-ready one piece machined billet aluminum IE valve cover on your 2.0T FSI (EA113) engine!

PRODUCT DETAILS

IE billet aluminum valve covers for the 2.0T FSI EA113 (timing belt driven) engines are a direct replacement for your factory valve cover for a clean updated look over the stock plastic valve cover. Designed as a perfect solution for a show-ready look or the base for your custom catch can project.

MACHINED DESIGN

Machined in-house from a solid block of aircraft grade aluminum for an attractive one piece design with a matching oil filler cap to finish off the look. The IE billet valve cover is machined to accept the factory valve cover gasket, so there is no worry of oil leaks.

FOR USE WITH CUSTOM CATCH CAN SETUPS ONLY

This valve cover design completely removes the factory PCV breather setup and will require a custom catch can kit or breather setup. IE complete catch can kits for the billet valve cover are available separately for select models (located in required hardware tab). To make setting up a custom breather or catch can kit easy, this valve cover features a single -10an breather outlet providing a simple start for a variety of fittings or hose ends. The breather outlet is located above an integrated baffle system to reduce oil escaping the breather outlet. These baffles are hand welded into the valve cover, ensuring they will not fail or fall into the cylinder head.

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Replaces factory plastic valve cover
• Uses factory valve cover gasket
• In-house CNC machined from aluminum
• Includes o ring sealed matching billet oil cap
• -10AN breather outlet for catch can setups

ADDITIONAL PARTS REQUIRED

EVAP CROSSOVER TUBE RELOCATION KIT

The factory plastic valve cover has an integrated evap line crossing through the center of the valve cover. The IE billet valve cover does not have this vacuum line running through the center, and requires The IE Evap Crossover Tube Relocation Kit. This kit includes everything needed to re-run the EVAP line hiding it away for a stealthy look. IE Part Number: IEBAVC11

CATCH CAN KIT FOR BILLET VALVE COVER

The IE billet valve cover replaces the factory breather setup for a single -10AN breather outlet requiring you to run a custom catch can kit setup. IE has taken the leg work out of piecing together a catch can kit for transverse mounted 2.0T FSI engines commonly found in VW MK6 Golf R, MK5 GTI, Jetta, GLI and Audi MK2 TT, TTS, and A3 among others. This catch can kit includes everything you need to completely install the IE billet valve cover breather system. IE Part Number: IEBACC3

VEHICLE FITMENT

• Audi - A4 2005-2008 (B7) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines
• Audi - A6 2005-2011 (C6) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines
• Audi - A6 Allroad 2005-2011 (C6) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines
• Audi - TT 2008-2015 (MK2 - 8J) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines*
• Audi - TTS 2008-2015 (MK2 - 8J) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines
• Audi - A3 2006-2013 (MK2 - 8P) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines*
• Audi - S3 2006-2013 (MK2 - 8P) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines
• VW - GTI 2006-2009 (MK5) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines*
• VW - Golf R 2012-2012 (MK6) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines
• VW - Jetta & Jetta GLI 2006-2010 (MK5) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines*
• VW - Passat 2006-2010 (B6) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines*
• VW - EOS 2006-2015 (1F7) 2.0T FSI (EA113) engines*

*This billet valve cover will only work on early model 2.0T EA113 engines. You can verify your the correct engine if it is in the above chassis and is driven by a timing belt. If your engine is driven by a timing chain, you have an EA888 Gen1/Gen2 TSI engine and is not compatible with billet valve covers.

This recirculating catch can kit has been designed for use with the IE billet valve cover (IE part number: IEBAVC5) as a simple install solution for your billet valve cover and catch can. 
IE billet valve cover sold separately. 

Product Features

EVAP Crossover Tube Relocation Kit for 2.0T FSI with IE Valve Cover

One of the most common failures on the 2.0T FSI engine is the factory pressure-relief valve. These valves are in place to recirculate crankcase gases into the intake manifold once they open. Although this works fine for a few thousand miles, they begin to leak over time and cause boost to go past the valve into the valve cover. This not only causes an oily mess in the engine bay from crankcase pressure, but a rough idle, fuel economy decline and boost loss. With boost pressure far below where it should be, it is common to notice significant power losses and poor drivability.