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Old 08-25-2009, 07:04 PM
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hi,

I just bought a S2K and previous owner didn't have the hose connect from engine to the air-intake. He put something to stuck the hole on the intake. I'm wondering will it cost any problem I drive it like that or any damage to my engine.
Old 08-25-2009, 07:32 PM
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Depends on the hose. Can you take a pic and post it? (you'll probably need to put it on flikr or photobucket for us to see it until you buy an s2ki membership).
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No problems as far as I know, most ppl who run that set-up put a filter there. It directs air from the intake into the head so that oil in the head won't cause a mess . I left mine on after putting a intake in, it adds no HP, only hot air from the head as far as I know, which doesn't affect anything to the point of losing power. Just leave as it is or find a hose or smaller filter
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ok, below is the picture I took. I want to make sure there have no problem will cost on my car since I just bought it.

http://i978.photobucket.com/albums/ae262/t...25/CIMG0874.jpg
http://i978.photobucket.com/albums/ae262/t...25/CIMG0875.jpg
http://i978.photobucket.com/albums/ae262/t...25/CIMG0876.jpg
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Its a breather either leave the air intake tube plugged and get a breather filter for the valve cover part.

You could just run a hose to the air intake tube to the valve cover either way works
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So will it costing any damage to my engine if I stay running like this?
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Right now the air going into the valve cover is not filtered so dirt and dust can enter. That sure is not good for the engine oil. Install a hose back to the intake tube.
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you can get a breather filter at Autozone, Specter is the brand IIRC

Just dremel out the rubber part a bit & slide it over that opening, put a worm clamp on to keep it in place
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Originally Posted by Terry Kwok,Aug 26 2009, 08:39 PM
So will it costing any damage to my engine if I stay running like this?
Yes. As Burgman said, the now open port on the valve cover is the air intake for the crankcase ventilation. It's probably sucked in some dirt. I wouldn't personally drive my car like that. Change the oil, put at least a little air filter on that port, and preferably put back the metal OEM manifold for the various vacuum and air lines. (Parts 3, 5 [twice] and 7.) The previous owner certainly had at least some sort of air intake, possibly even a super- or turbo-charger. (Dunno what year your car is, the below is from a 2003.)



http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/auto/j...5=BREATHER+TUBE
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get a breather and a plug 1000's of ppl do it all the time mostly with an aftermarket intake might be able to see mine in here


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