Any adverse effect of taking the PCV out and capping the PCV nipple?
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Any adverse effect of taking the PCV out and capping the PCV nipple?
Basically venting it to the atmosphere with some sort of home made catch can on the end.
I noticed a little oil in there. I know small amounts are normal, but I am curious just how much oil gets vented back into the intake.
So I want to run with a PCV out for a while with a short hose pointing into some container.
Is that ok? Will absense of a vacuum on the other side mess things up?
I noticed a little oil in there. I know small amounts are normal, but I am curious just how much oil gets vented back into the intake.
So I want to run with a PCV out for a while with a short hose pointing into some container.
Is that ok? Will absense of a vacuum on the other side mess things up?
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ive been doing it on my 1.8t for about a year now without any side affects
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i know theres a few of the 2.8 12v guys that have done the mod as well
you can buy the catch cans @ Jegs.com
i know theres a few of the 2.8 12v guys that have done the mod as well
you can buy the catch cans @ Jegs.com
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Here is a diagram.
Positive Crankcase Ventilation aka Pressue Limiting Valve, aka Pressure Control Valve <g>
<img src="http://images.fotki.com/v12/photos/4/41826/162648/27T_pcv1-or.gif">
<img src="http://images.fotki.com/v12/photos/4/41826/162648/27T_pcv1-or.gif">