Subject	I have one...
Posted by	zcar4me on July 30, 2001 at 7:59 PM
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In Reply To	PCV catch can - seems like a great idea >> posted by AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) on July 30, 2001 at 04:53 PM
Message	The only thing is, I plumbed mine to still use the PCV valve. Someone told me a long time ago you need to have negative pressure in the crankcase, so I have one line going from the valve cover to the catch can, then the other line from the PCV valve is also attached to the catch can. I couldn't believe it the first time I went to drain it. It was almost half full of oil/water mix. Anyway I mounted mine underneath the passenger headlight. I originally had it mounted right next to the battery, but I couldn't drain it very easy. BTW, I only have it connected to the passenger side. Jack H '92 n/a (haven't had to clean my throttle bodies since!)
Follow Ups	PCV catch can - seems like a great idea >> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 16:53:57 07/30/01 Link >> - JaimeZX™ 17:25:16 07/30/01 I did away with mine.. no more oily intake - MikeH(Phoenix) 17:37:02 07/30/01 Re: PCV catch can - seems like a great idea >> - Fosters 17:43:53 07/30/01 Congrats on the baby! I agree with you too >> - AshsZ (Jobless In Florida) 18:04:48 07/30/01 You just have to have one hose not two.. - MikeH(Phoenix) 18:17:47 07/30/01 Do you have pics of yours Mike ? (n/m) - wesman [92TT-less ] 19:03:04 07/30/01 I'm redoing mine will have some later (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 21:59:28 07/30/01 I have one... - zcar4me 19:59:10 07/30/01 Here is how I did mine. - Good2Zya 21:30:17 07/30/01 another idea >>>> - 96-2+2TT(NYC) 21:32:49 07/30/01 won't work because of exhaust pressure (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 22:03:18 07/30/01 I've seen it done - 96-2+2TT(NYC) 09:31:50 07/31/01
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