Yet another Valve Cover Venting Question
Passenger side has a small filter on the PCV valve.
Does the driver side breather on back of the the valve cover have to pull vacuum or can i just put a filter on it and seal the hole on the intake tube?
Please excuse the clutter.
Does the driver side breather on back of the the valve cover have to pull vacuum or can i just put a filter on it and seal the hole on the intake tube?
Please excuse the clutter.
When I got my Admin intake, there was no port for the left side breather hose, so I have a filter on the valve cover towards the firewall. You can cap off the intake tube and use a filter to turn it into an open breathing setup. I doubt you'll pass inspection in CA since you're bypassing the PCV system.
If your referring to the hose that goes from the back of the drivers side valve cover, to the intake(I think you are , just making sure) I have forgot to attach it before and went like 200 miles before even noticing and i didnt notice any difference. So yes i think just filling the hole will be alright.
If your referring to the hose that goes from the back of the drivers side valve cover, to the intake(I think you are , just making sure) I have forgot to attach it before and went like 200 miles before even noticing and i didnt notice any difference. So yes i think just filling the hole will be alright.
When I got my Admin intake, there was no port for the left side breather hose, so I have a filter on the valve cover towards the firewall. You can cap off the intake tube and use a filter to turn it into an open breathing setup. I doubt you'll pass inspection in CA since you're bypassing the PCV system.
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