oil fill through pcv
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oil fill through pcv
Does anyone do there oil fill through a disconnected pcv temporarily? Both my valve covers were leaking and hacked up from previous owners so I decided to junk them and get replacements. Didn't take into consideration that new covers had no oil fill outlet. I could fab one just wondering if I could go through the baffled pcv with no ill effect.
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Re: oil fill through pcv
The question I have is where is the engine drawing in filtered air?
The PCV system has the PCV valve in one valve cover and the pipe bringing filtered air into the other valve cover.
If the valve cover has no filler cap then put the oil in where the fresh air goes in- no baffle to fight with.
The only valve covers I know of that have no filler caps are the pre-'69 models that have no openings at all.
You ARE #@%*ing, kidding right?
The PCV system has the PCV valve in one valve cover and the pipe bringing filtered air into the other valve cover.
If the valve cover has no filler cap then put the oil in where the fresh air goes in- no baffle to fight with.
The only valve covers I know of that have no filler caps are the pre-'69 models that have no openings at all.

You ARE #@%*ing, kidding right?
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Re: oil fill through pcv
chill buddy i think what hes refering to by "high end" valve covers are fabricated valve covers and in that case hes right.....
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Re: oil fill through pcv
on the off chance that the guy buying them don't have any feet.
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Re: oil fill through pcv
im just showing a possible reason for his post. and i see alot that are solid. but for a street engine u should have a pvc valve on one side and filtered air source on the other i will agree with that...
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Re: oil fill through pcv
No, it's more like buying a pair of dress pants that the tailor hasn't hemmed yet on the off chance that you might have different legs and feet than everyone else.
Re: oil fill through pcv
you people are on edge around here. the valve covers i have that are made by edelbrock they have a pvc valve on one side and a fresh air return on the other side, but wait they dont have an oil fill hole. both sides are baffled, so i am sorry as of now i will include every detail i can so i do not make some one mad, however the ? asked was can i fill my oil through pvc vale, yes you can
Re: oil fill through pcv
The question I have is where is the engine drawing in filtered air?
The PCV system has the PCV valve in one valve cover and the pipe bringing filtered air into the other valve cover.
If the valve cover has no filler cap then put the oil in where the fresh air goes in- no baffle to fight with.
The only valve covers I know of that have no filler caps are the pre-'69 models that have no openings at all.
You ARE #@%*ing, kidding right?
The PCV system has the PCV valve in one valve cover and the pipe bringing filtered air into the other valve cover.
If the valve cover has no filler cap then put the oil in where the fresh air goes in- no baffle to fight with.
The only valve covers I know of that have no filler caps are the pre-'69 models that have no openings at all.

You ARE #@%*ing, kidding right?
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