Diy catch can install
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One ounce ain't bad after 4K, but when the miles rack up and you have more blow-by then having a CC would be something everyone IMO should consider installing.
Might as well install one sooner than later.
Might as well install one sooner than later.
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You can do it that way if you want, I did it that way to my Diesel.
The reason for the catch can is you will pass emissions without any BS failure.
just making sure there isn't a mechanical reason. no emission crap here, hasn't been since '96
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You might ask this ? with a mechanic. With these gassers you only use the driver side PCV for the catch can. On diesels you vent out both-sides for the PCV open system or closed.
IMO with a gasser I feel it would be better to use a CatchCan closed system.
JMO.
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From what one membes said you could do both sides, he said the majority of the vapors at least 90% come from the driverside.
The dealers refers the passenger side PCV as the clean air intake, the driverside PVC is the dirty air intake. This cleared it up for me to just do the driverside.
The dealers refers the passenger side PCV as the clean air intake, the driverside PVC is the dirty air intake. This cleared it up for me to just do the driverside.
