RUNNING WITHOUT PCV VALVE?
04-09-2005, 06:21 PM
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Re: I CANT GET THE ------- PCV VALVE OFF!
wtf?? i made a post about a catch can or somting and pcv valve came up and somone said i dont need one! and i searched on honda tech, lots of people saying you dont need one...damn now im confuesed
04-09-2005, 06:26 PM
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Re: I CANT GET THE ------- PCV VALVE OFF!
I think you're confused.
The vent coming off the valve cover that was hooked to your intake pipe should either be vented into the atmosphere with a small ricer filter or brought to the intake side of the turbo. The valve on the actual intake manifold that runs to the back of the motor should stay intact. Don't ---- with it. :P
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The vent coming off the valve cover that was hooked to your intake pipe should either be vented into the atmosphere with a small ricer filter or brought to the intake side of the turbo. The valve on the actual intake manifold that runs to the back of the motor should stay intact. Don't ---- with it. :P
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04-09-2005, 06:44 PM
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Re: I CANT GET THE ------- PCV VALVE OFF!
Originally Posted by wdwalker
its on the charge piping, if you leave it open you're gonna get idle surge under vacuum, and a big pressure drop under boost. plug it. easiest way to do the pcv system on a f/i honda is simple- toss it. just vent out the hole where the pcv valve plugs in, and put a breather filter on the valve cover. not quite as effective as vacuum (either use vacuum pump or draw vacuum off the exhaust) but a lot easier.
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