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PVC's vs. Oil breather caps:

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lafear01

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PVC's vs. Oil breather caps:
After putting on a WMS CAI & porting my intake, I decided I didn't want the oil/sludge buildup on my throttle body or in the intake. So i put in K&N breather caps. But now i have a good amount of oil that seeps out of the left side and i see they smoke quite a bit.

My question is; should i just run my PVC's again? Will the motor run smoother with them in place? Are there any reasons i should retain the breather caps instead???

thanks in advance for your opinions!
 

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Do you have breathers on both sides?
 
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I don't really know the answer to you question but I do know that its PCV, not PVC the pipe you are talking about. Positive Crankcase Ventilation.
 
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Hissmann said:
Do you have breathers on both sides?
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yep
 
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blk32V said:
I don't really know the answer to you question but I do know that its PCV, not PVC the pipe you are talking about. Positive Crankcase Ventilation.
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LOL. thanks... i know better but wasn't thinking........lol
 

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heh... i dug this old thread up... does anyone know the answer? how can we remove this PCV -> intake but not spill oil?

can we route a line somewhere else w/ the breather on the end? i've heard you need some vacuum in the PCV system for it to work optimally. no hard evidence to support this though

lafear01 said:
LOL. thanks... i know better but wasn't thinking........lol
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