Catch can routing check
Catch can routing check I have oil in my intake and some oil in my throttle body. I knows its pretty normal, but I still don't like it. I never notice my oil level dropping between oil changes, but I want to install a catch can for peace of mind. I have searched and read and searched and read more. I decided that I like the dual can so I can have something between the passenger valve cover and the throttle body in addition to the one between the PCV and intake snout. I may be wrong about needing the dual, but I have done quite a bit of research and feel the best about this setup. I have a pic I drew with paint so somebody could tell me if I am on the right track or not. My car is a 98. I was thinking I wanted to do the dual before I really started researching and in this threadhttps://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...outing-ok.html
the guy with username 405hp z06 is running a dual. Post #10/#12 sealed the deal.
Shitty paint pic- sorry no pic host will let me increase the size
the guy with username 405hp z06 is running a dual. Post #10/#12 sealed the deal.
Shitty paint pic- sorry no pic host will let me increase the size
Im running the dual setup ran the way you seen in the other thread. I have a ls2style vallger so my routing was a lil diff then yours. I have not seen a difference in oil consumption &I still get\have oil in my intake
What brand are your catch cans?
I have seen people run with the the passenger side rear valve cover port connected to the drivers side and i've seen it be plugged up. I just wanna make sure I am not gonna screw anything up.
Lotta good info in the thread I provided a link to. However, it is taking me a while to take it all in.
Last edited by LS1WS6dreamer; Sep 29, 2011 at 11:18 PM.
I read through 20 pgs about catch cans. Very good info in the thread. I am for sure gonna go with dual catch cans and just run it the way i got it in the pic. Its as close to factory as possible and I already replaced all the hoses and stuff that were broke when I got the car. Everything should be good to go.
