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Thread: Finding a way to Reduce Oily Blow By Gases

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2009-05-13 17:37:31
#111
Originally Posted by dr.fowler
Vadim, why not just use the factory T instead of capping it in one place and then adding a T somewhere else? Seems to me that it would look better and install cleaner if you just connected the factory tube (the one that runs from the T between the VC and the Dist) to the block tube, and run your vac source off the other side of the valve cover T...

Also, where did you find that weld in bung for your barb fitting?


Actually not really, here you have some gravity doing work for you. This was only to test and see how badly my blow by is. Nothing close to a final product.

As for the barb, I got the intake pipe from Tokes, so no idea.
2009-05-13 18:09:36
#112
Well, I have a catch can to help me out already, so I'm not too worried about that. I think I'll just rock the VC tee and the catch can will give me gravity.
2009-05-13 20:52:59
#113
Just finished making a small catchcan for the pcv valve for uner $30 canadian. Will post a quick how-to next couple days.
2009-05-14 14:59:53
#114
I decided to clean out my stock JDM oil catch can. I sprayed bunch of carb cleaner in there and was waiting for it to start pouring out. And wow this thing was holding the carb cleaner in there quiet well, I had to blow in to get it all out.

What this means is, if you route it like this, the stock catch can should do a very good job at blocking the blow by.

I'm getting now getting serious about blow by. I probably wont run the car until I fix it, because I noticed that my whole intercooler was oily, and oil was leaking out out of one of my couplers causing a boost leak!
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