crankcase vent for cam /D1sc
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From: Dover DE
crankcase vent for cam /D1sc pushing a little oil out of my oil cap with small filter on it, should i put AN fittings on both valve covers and run to a filtered vatch can? I block a crankcase vent hose and let it go filtered into the atmosphere, i just dont like the oil pushing out. easy fix?
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From: League City, Tx
Usually the best solution to keep oil out of the intake tract is to run your vent hoses (whether from valve covers, valley pan, oil fill neck) to a vented catch can and let it vent to atmosphere. Most do not pull vacuum on the can so there is NO way oil can be sucked in..
I have both valve covers plumbed with -10 an lines to a vented catch can. I rarely get anything more then condensation in the can.. I do have good baffles in the valve covers. Works well on mine at 20+ psi of boost.
(In before the Eco ***** come in and say we are destroying the atmosphere and our engines with contamination/off gases)..
I have both valve covers plumbed with -10 an lines to a vented catch can. I rarely get anything more then condensation in the can.. I do have good baffles in the valve covers. Works well on mine at 20+ psi of boost.
(In before the Eco ***** come in and say we are destroying the atmosphere and our engines with contamination/off gases)..
http://shop.brutespeed.com/Moroso-85...roso-85473.htm
The Moroso one shown above works very well. Bob
The Moroso one shown above works very well. Bob
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