PVC boosted blow-by!
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PVC boosted blow-by! Hi;
I have been made to understand that a single check valve under boost in line with a PCV would keep pressure in the engine when it is boosting. Probably not a good thing especially at higher boost levels so I was wondering if anyone has tried a second check valve on a vent line which would be closed by vacuum and when under boost could vent for the engines blow-by?
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I have been made to understand that a single check valve under boost in line with a PCV would keep pressure in the engine when it is boosting. Probably not a good thing especially at higher boost levels so I was wondering if anyone has tried a second check valve on a vent line which would be closed by vacuum and when under boost could vent for the engines blow-by?
Thanks!
Yeah, it's a one way check valve that keeps you from boosting the crankcase. That's why they have breathers and what not or a system with catch can connected to the intake side of the turbo that always vacuum on it to relieve the pressure.
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I don't know about anyone else but I installed my check valve so that the flow is the same as for the pcv valve. It only allows flow from the cankcase to the intake manifold and air intake. The purpose of the check valve is to keep boosted air out of the crankcase.
Originally Posted by stopltracr
I don't know about anyone else but I installed my check valve so that the flow is the same as for the pcv valve. It only allows flow from the cankcase to the intake manifold and air intake. The purpose of the check valve is to keep boosted air out of the crankcase.
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Rear mount turbos are kind of a pain to tie into! I'm venting upfront an underneath part time and hoping to use the stock stuff as much as possible with two check valves.
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