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PCV line to intake manifold or Catch can ?

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Old 06-28-2017, 11:44 AM
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Default PCV line to intake manifold or Catch can ?

Hello, I got one of those catch can / overflow tanks and I routed the vent on the valve cover to the catch can and I left the pcv hose routed to the intake manifold. Should I route the pcv line to the catch can as well? Thank you!
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Catch can. The pcv line will overflow the most oil out of those two lines. Remove the pcv valve first too.
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The correct way to do it is too actually leave the PCV in place, and just add an AOS in between the PCV and the intake manifold. Radium makes a really nice kit.
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The vent is not the ideal location for the catch can, the PCV is where you want it on a single can setup.

https://robrobinette.com/S2000CatchCan.htm
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