Deleting PCV System
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Deleting PCV System Well I just finished reinstalling my intake (oil leak) and realized that the inside of my brand new intake (was completely clean a few months ago) was pretty well oil soaked along with the tb ccv hose inlet. The back intake ports on the cylinder head along with the intake manifold's back 4 port had plenty of oil residue.
I'm looking to delete the pcv system to see if that helps cure my problem and was wondering what is removed, how much is blocked off, and what breathers to run.
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I'm looking to delete the pcv system to see if that helps cure my problem and was wondering what is removed, how much is blocked off, and what breathers to run.
thanks
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I'm interested in seeing what others are doing as well.
I'm losing a lot of oil though my PCV and I'd really prefer to see it go somewhere other than my intake.
I run a catch-can, but it's not going to get 100% of the oil.
I've read several times that people run mechanical vacuum pumps to pull gases from the crankcase (and net a few HP as well).
I'm torn between that solution and simply eliminating the vent system altogether and using a breather filter.
I'm losing a lot of oil though my PCV and I'd really prefer to see it go somewhere other than my intake.
I run a catch-can, but it's not going to get 100% of the oil.
I've read several times that people run mechanical vacuum pumps to pull gases from the crankcase (and net a few HP as well).
I'm torn between that solution and simply eliminating the vent system altogether and using a breather filter.
