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Re: PCV pump. What you think?
If it will shut you up I'll second it ::)
"Hey guys someone just answered my question. Can I get a few more approvals before I do anything or even attempt to figure something out myself?" :1 |
Re: PCV pump. What you think?
That pump probably wont do dick, since it is for fluid.
Just vent it, or hook a catch can and a vacuum line to the intake and be done. |
Re: PCV pump. What you think?
Originally Posted by E-b0la
That pump probably wont do dick, since it is for fluid.
Just vent it, or hook a catch can and a vacuum line to the intake and be done. It says self priming, so I was thinking that it would pull a vacuum. I'm not sure how I would keep it from over heating though ??? |
Re: PCV pump. What you think?
i will work for a little bit but wil overheat pretty quick since there is no fluid going through it.
im pretty sure they sell some small vaccum pumps there though |
Re: PCV pump. What you think?
Originally Posted by JoshMO
But Jago life without your approval is just unacceptable :-*
I'll just ------- try it and hope for the best. Thats the kind of response I was looking for. Thanks. Anyone else second this opinion? |
Re: PCV pump. What you think?
Smog pump run off the accessory portion of the crank pulley or an electric one.
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Re: PCV pump. What you think?
Torgan I've heard of people using A/C compressors to run a vacuum. I've got a few laying around, just not sure how much of a vacuum that would create. what do you think?
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Re: PCV pump. What you think?
If you're doubting a crank powered compressor I would get an electric smog pump off ebay or something... less fab work (brackets and belts and ---- to go wrong) and $40.
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Re: PCV pump. What you think?
Originally Posted by TorganFM
If you're doubting a crank powered compressor I would get an electric smog pump off ebay or something... less fab work (brackets and belts and ---- to go wrong) and $40.
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