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con 09-19-2005 09:38 AM

Re: Was bored last night...so here is a Home Depot Catch Can
 

Originally Posted by 91d15bvtec
i have been going through technician training in the Ford ASSET program(yes i drive a honda) and the throughout my training i have learned that the main point of the Pcv system is to suck blowby gasses from the crankcase back into the engine to be burned because they are flamable, and also emissions reasons. If you put a filter on a pvc can you lose vacuum and negate the purpose of whole system. Just hook the pcv hose into a vacuum port before the turbo if you have a filter for your turbo. The only vacuum tube that should be opened to the air is the hose that is connected to the intake tube to allow fresh air into the the crankcase. Don't mean to write so much i just see a lot of posts on pcv systems and it seems that many people don't understand the reason they are even on engines.

Peace O0

the reason we pull out pcv valves is because when in boost they leak a little and then acually do the opisite and put positive presure in the crank case. ;)

TorganFM 09-19-2005 11:23 AM

Re: Was bored last night...so here is a Home Depot Catch Can
 
They leak if you reroute it before the turbo where there's always vacuum? The only problem I see with that is getting gunky ---- in the compressor housing, even if it's just a little bit.

con 09-19-2005 07:32 PM

Re: Was bored last night...so here is a Home Depot Catch Can
 

Originally Posted by TorganFM
They leak if you reroute it before the turbo where there's always vacuum? The only problem I see with that is getting gunky ---- in the compressor housing, even if it's just a little bit.

you mean between the turbo intake and air cleaner? I you have vacume there then you better clean your ------ air filter ::)


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