have searched.... but what difference does LS6 pcv system make?
My new 347 has the LS6 pcv setup on it, and i'm wondering what difference that will make, and what i need to do with the pipe on the front of the valley cover. i'm running a breather tank with a fitting coming out of each valve cover into the breather tank, will i need to splice that small one from the valley into those also? thanks guys
awesome info there, but it didn't cover one thing i was wondering.
i'm guessing running a -10 line from each valve cover into a breather tank will suffice for ventilation, but would it be fine to just cap off the little fitting on the valley cover or should that be vented to something also?
i'm guessing running a -10 line from each valve cover into a breather tank will suffice for ventilation, but would it be fine to just cap off the little fitting on the valley cover or should that be vented to something also?
So, did you totally eliminate the PCV valve?..if yes, then cap it, if no, then run a PCV hose from the valley cover to the manifold like the link had
Last edited by Ditmeion; May 19, 2006 at 10:34 AM.
From valley cover to intake manifold. If no PCV then cap it like ditmeion said.
What I'm wondering, is it ok to have a PCV and breathers at the same time? Unless the Breather is a one way vent, how would you draw a vacuum from the PCV system? I would think you want one or the other.
Dan
What I'm wondering, is it ok to have a PCV and breathers at the same time? Unless the Breather is a one way vent, how would you draw a vacuum from the PCV system? I would think you want one or the other.
Dan


