valve cover breather
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Originally Posted by horsekilla 95TA
That is not in the Valve cover that is the PCV valve that is in the drivers side of the INTAKE manifold, about halfway down. You are right there is nothing in the drivers side valve cover.
Actually sir, that is not the case. I was describing the function of the fresh air hose on the passenger side valve cover, and indeed checking the FSM the function of the Fresh air hose is to let air in the Throttle body from the VC and let air out of the TB into the VC. I can scan the page if you wish
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Originally Posted by buffman
Actually sir, that is not the case. I was describing the function of the fresh air hose on the passenger side valve cover, and indeed checking the FSM the function of the Fresh air hose is to let air in the Throttle body from the VC and let air out of the TB into the VC. I can scan the page if you wish
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Originally Posted by buffman
what breather is $42? is it the one that fits in the oil filler hole??? A K&N that will fit in the grommet for the fresh air hose is only $20.00
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I've had one on my car for 3 years now. I've never had any problems with idling. The hose on the passenger's side valve cover is also dry. No oil seems to be getting up here to the TB. it did before the valve cover breather was on the car though, so installing it seems to have stopped oil from going up this tube, similar to what guys say the Deutsch filter does. I have had no problems with the breather.
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so far after the deutsch filter no more oil in the intake tube so far. when i pulled it off the first time it was oily as hell. looked gross, and the tube was cracked in the back possibly letting air in. think that was a performance killer?
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Oil in the intake causes detonation. If you have no issues then you really have nothing to gain.
The cracked hose I feel was allowing unmetered air.
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The cracked hose I feel was allowing unmetered air.
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If the the pcm and KS are doing thier job you should never hear detonation. It should pick up knock or pings way before we hear it and pull timing to prevent damage. Ive been told if you run a low octane fuel itll run in low octane mode.
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You dont. Detonation is detonation. No computer can sift through and be smart enough to know which is which. If this was the case we wouldnt need LT4 KM's lol. The only way to know if youre detonating from oil is to remove your cai, open the t/b blades and look in the intake manifold itself for oil. If it's getting in there youll see a nice film. I'm sure it effects the exhaust smoke as well. Get a Scanmaster. If you owned one it would keep you out of the dark and make your PCM your buddy and not your enemy. You can see how many degrees of knock retard youre getting plus ntons of other things to let you know what your car is thinking.
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Originally Posted by Honda Hunter
Oil in the intake causes detonation. If you have no issues then you really have nothing to gain.
The cracked hose I feel was allowing unmetered air.
HOOK ME UP BRO!!!!!!!111ONE
The cracked hose I feel was allowing unmetered air.
HOOK ME UP BRO!!!!!!!111ONE
lol, im gonna get the parts for ya tomorrow. then find out on shipping.
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Originally Posted by Formula1996
I went to like 4 parts stores and none of them carried the part # listed above... is autozone the only one who carries this part?