Subject	So wait, let me get this straight...
Posted by	Biz on February 17, 2007 at 12:40 PM
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In Reply To	PCV Reroute?? posted by Biz on February 16, 2007 at 02:26 PM
Message	The reroute is basically routing the oil vapors from the PCV valves, (underneath the plenum) back to the top of the intake valve covers? What happens to the connection at the exhaust valve covers?
Follow Ups	PCV Reroute?? - Biz 14:26:16 02/16/07 Deff a good move. No negatives about it at all. - Woody75 (Denver) 14:36:32 02/16/07 That would be great woody! Email inside.. - Biz 14:37:56 02/16/07 if you have the time & inclination to do so - ZEngineer 14:54:15 02/16/07 Because my site works fine, it's just down right now. - Woody75 (Denver) 14:58:24 02/16/07 It's a great move... - BradZ (FL) 14:38:16 02/16/07 Woody75(Denver), can you find a different host so we can all - evan3(ca) 14:46:01 02/16/07 what did you do with the hoses in the front of the - AzHeat 16:04:07 02/16/07 leave them stock (n/m) - Guapo 16:10:55 02/16/07 try to find alum. fittings & weld them on instead of - BlackholeZ 18:57:05 02/16/07 It would be VERY hard for these to "break"... - BradZ (FL) 21:52:42 02/16/07 Re: PCV Reroute?? - unoulikZ(SoCal) 14:59:20 02/16/07 So wait, let me get this straight... - Biz 12:40:56 02/17/07 no ... you're moving the pickup points from the - Guapo 17:45:08 02/17/07 Isnt that what i said? (n/m) - Biz 03:37:20 02/18/07 yep, I read it wrong. You can either plug the ports or run - Guapo 21:19:48 02/18/07 Is there a certain grade hose I should look for? - Biz 01:47:27 02/19/07
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