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or build your own with about $15 worth of parts from Home Dump
I used 3" with a screw top cap and a drain valve at the bottom. Put a couple of the copper pot scrubbers inside to catch the residue.
I built this over a year ago when I did my re-route, still haven't put it in yet Right now I just have about 10 feet of hose curled up in the engine bay, who knows how much oil is in it. I'l finish it all up one of these days
That's very similar to the one I have on my truck. It's not 100% effective, but does trap about a tablespoon's worth of oil every 1000 miles.
That's very similar to the one I have on my truck. It's not 100% effective, but does trap about a tablespoon's worth of oil every 1000 miles.
Maybe I should just leave the 10' of hose coiled up, haha... so far I see no oil residue at the boots anymore. Could be attributed to the new set of boots and clamps from Clay, idk.
Maybe I should just leave the 10' of hose coiled up, haha... so far I see no oil residue at the boots anymore. Could be attributed to the new set of boots and clamps from Clay, idk.
Oil may still be passing through, but the better seal of the boots is not allowing it to escape at the connections.
Maybe I should just leave the 10' of hose coiled up, haha... so far I see no oil residue at the boots anymore. Could be attributed to the new set of boots and clamps from Clay, idk.
so what about all the post that say " make sure there's no dips in the line to hold oil. it could cause other seals to leak"
i would think it would push a little oil before it would leak out past a seal.
You will be much happier with a closed loop system though. You can pick up the canister to filter the oily air for about $20 at TSC. Let me know if you want anymore info about it.
So your running a hose from the valve cover and a separate hose from intake, both to the canister?
or build your own with about $15 worth of parts from Home Dump
Home Dump...BWAHAHA
I too, found a piece of plstic cap, plugged it up using some high heat sealant. Ended up though going back to stock...smell just sukt at idle/stoplight
So your running a hose from the valve cover and a separate hose from intake, both to the canister?
Correct. By locating the "trap" farther away you minimize the liquid part of the vapor getting into the system, but keep the smell contained. Do a search for Guzzle's CCV for more details.
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