The PCV valve is that little cylindrical thing sticking out of the rubber orifice on your valve cover. When you pull it out, you should hear what sounds like a marble rattling around inside (which is actually a one way check valve). These often get dirty and full of oily crud because supercharged vehicles tend to suck a lot of oil through them and need to be replaced. You might want to look into getting yourself an Oil Separator to reduce consumption in the future.mustangmike01 said:Sorry but where are you talking about? What is the PCV? is it the black round thing in the back of the s/c with pink foam?
I see you have the same s/c I have. How do you like it? Dose you're s/c act like a roots or not. mine only reads 3psi at 3,000rpm and slowly gose up from there. It dose not peak boost intill 6,000rpm. Dose you're do that? How much boost are you putting out? When I had it installed it peaked in second gear at 6,000rpm at 12psi. It just keeps going down. People say they do not last long at that boost level and I have to rebuiled it. I have 20,000miles on it now. How any miles are on you're s/c? And do you have this problems?
Thanks, Mike
As far as boost goes, your M90 should be seeing nearly full boost by about 2500rpm. Before you do any more driving, I'd pull of your charger and get that oil seepage taken care of.
What your friends say about Roots blowers not lasting long is preposterous. As a matter of fact, they're the most durrable and reliable supercharger that has been made to date. 20,000 miles.....HA!!!.....add another "0" to that figure and then you'll see one that needs to be rebuild....but not with only 10% of that on the clock.
