Question about PCV and breathers (Ede?)
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Car: 87 Iroc Z
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Question about PCV and breathers (Ede?)
I got a nice set of Pro Action valve covers with no holes for eith PCV or breather, I know I need a PCV so I made a hole and will run the PCV with a 3/8 line feeding it. Do I have to cut a hole in the other cover for a breather? Do I have to run a breather if I run the PCV?
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Dave
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That sounds great. I've been running the PCV in the past to the vaccum reference linked at the back of the carb which tee's off also to my power brake booster. Is this the correct spot?
I never had a problem in the past, but I read somewhere it has to get filtered air, they said nothing about vaccum. The aircleaner I'm running has no provisions for pcv hose.
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I never had a problem in the past, but I read somewhere it has to get filtered air, they said nothing about vaccum. The aircleaner I'm running has no provisions for pcv hose.
Thanks again
Dave
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I see. I guess when the pressure becomes positive inside the block it's gonna be the same on both side, considering all of the oil galley's and such.
I see circle track cars runing 2 breathers on one side and nothing on the other. I guess we'll find out.
I see circle track cars runing 2 breathers on one side and nothing on the other. I guess we'll find out.
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The PCV pulls out vented gases via a vacuum, the breather allows air in to circulate, you shoudl have PCV on one side and a breather on the other for proper circulation. It is possible to run without either but it isn't recommended.
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