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Old 11-28-2012, 04:35 PM
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Okay, so was doing my ls6 intake swap today, and it is not as easy as people say....well learning as I go so 'if' i have to do another one should be easier. But I got big hands and arms so its not easy at all to get to the back but thats another story...

Anyways, when I got the intake out, was looking over stuff back there and noticed this:




Now im not sure if that was like that before I started or happened afterwards, but its going to need to be fixed.

Now I believe its the PCV line or what ever, I know its for vacuum, but where do I get a new one at? .... and what is it called so I know what im looking for.


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There's a link in this thread to repairing what you have (replacing that Y) and it also talks about rigging another way up really quickly if you need it fixed before replacement pieces get to you.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...em-pieces.html
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Originally Posted by junior98
There's a link in this thread to repairing what you have (replacing that Y) and it also talks about rigging another way up really quickly if you need it fixed before replacement pieces get to you.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...em-pieces.html
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I have to go to napa tomorrow to get some other stuff, so hopefully I can get what I need there.

I think I may try this y....CRB 2638...from napa, see if I can get that to work.
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glad you finally got the memo about the shitty pcv system :p
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Originally Posted by sjsingle1
glad you finally got the memo about the shitty pcv system :p
Yeah about that pcv system....uhh yeahh..im going to have to have you get right on that...yeahhh
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Could explain all the oil on the back of the motor. its dirty as hell back there.
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I just changed mine I got a new one from the dealer it looks like a new design! Set me back 90 bucks but I wanted my car to look factory.
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Why don't you guys just buy $15.00 worth of 3/8" heater hose (or new vacuum hose) and cut the pieces to fit. You can find a Y fitting to use for $2.00 at the auto parts stores to use with the new 3/8" hose.

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I just used I think 2ft of 3/8 fuel hose from napa, and a 3/8 vaccumm T Connector.

I set it up like this, and actually didnt work to bad. There was a short piece I had to cut off to use on a part that went over a port comming off the head on the passenger side too.

Also, there is a picture of the ribs I trimmed on the ls6 intake to get it to fit. Fit perfectly, just messy grinding it down.



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^^^^^Exactly......

This is what I'll be doing next week for my new 390ci engine going in.....with a catch can of course.

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Originally Posted by LS6427
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This is what I'll be doing next week for my new 390ci engine going in.....with a catch can of course.

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Wouldn't it be better to go with an LS6 valley cover instead of the extraneous plumbing...?
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Originally Posted by joecar
Wouldn't it be better to go with an LS6 valley cover instead of the extraneous plumbing...?
Actually I have the LS6 valley cover already....I was just talking about using 3/8" heater hose and buying a generic Y fitting.

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