Any lack of performance with catch cans?
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01-27-2006, 01:56 PM
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I don't know, just looking to try new things. There is another thread that is on here that seems pleasing too. I was reading something where you can stick a breather in the oil neck, and delete the whole PCV system. That seems like it might be worth giving a try, as this oil thing is relatively annoying
01-27-2006, 02:14 PM
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I used the AMW..
Mounts directly to the passenger side head with provided bracket.
Install as follows..
1. Pull PCV valve off intake (right behind the throttle body), and discard angled rubber fitting.
2. Connect this line to top of catch can.
3. Run provided tubing from side of catch can directly into intake,
(where PCV was connected before)
Done..
Drain can as needed from chock valve on bottom or remove can & spill out..
Mounts directly to the passenger side head with provided bracket.
Install as follows..
1. Pull PCV valve off intake (right behind the throttle body), and discard angled rubber fitting.
2. Connect this line to top of catch can.
3. Run provided tubing from side of catch can directly into intake,
(where PCV was connected before)
Done..
Drain can as needed from chock valve on bottom or remove can & spill out..