Pcv delete with catch can routing?
The catch can belongs IN the PCV line, between the valve and the vacuum source. Then if you have a MAF system, as most of these engines do in stock form, the fresh air return needs to be hooked to a point in the intake tract between the MAF and the TB.
There's the sealed cans which are used with PCV and works with the metered air coming into the system. The other is a breather can which is used to ventilate the crankcase but all PCV lines on the intake manifold and throttle body are capped off. If you're using a breather can and the intake manifold to pull a vacuum on the crankcase you're introducing air into the system that has not been measured by the MAF sensor and IAC valve. This is incorrect.
If you're going to do a PCV delete then just use a breather can and connect each valve cover to it and cap off the intake and throttle body ports. I would run 8AN lines as a minimum but the bigger the better. I have 10AN on my cars and if they were boosted I'd probably go 12 or larger.
Now MMS has a breather can and an intergrated PCV valve tthat's used with PCV systems but the breather can has a check valve to open and close so in WOT the check valve opens and lets the crankcase ventilate into atmosphere and you may want to go that route.
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Are you asking me the question? If yes that is correct.
I'm venting to atmosphere through two breathers and I do not have a PCV valve connected or utilizing the intake manifold to pull a vacuum on the crankcase.











