FI catch can PCV system
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FI catch can PCV system
Ok I need to get back to work on my old truck and one of the things I need to wrap up is a catch can. I picked one up but just want to make sure I install it correctly the 1st time. There are about 1000 ways to do this and it gets really confusing so please bear with me.
What my idea was to run the drivers side PCV valve to the can, then the can to the intake mani. While reading I have seen some people just vent the oil fill cap on the passenger side and I guess leave the little tube that connects the TB to the valve cover. Should I do the same or can I use a T fitting and connect the passenger side valve cover to the driver side, into the can then into the mani with some sort of check valve? Ive also read that people will get vaccum source pre turbo also.
The biggest question I have is...
What is the correct PCV valve to use? I know I need a one way valve and some just have a metered orifice.
What check valve should I use if I tie each valve cover together?
Thanks for the input...
What my idea was to run the drivers side PCV valve to the can, then the can to the intake mani. While reading I have seen some people just vent the oil fill cap on the passenger side and I guess leave the little tube that connects the TB to the valve cover. Should I do the same or can I use a T fitting and connect the passenger side valve cover to the driver side, into the can then into the mani with some sort of check valve? Ive also read that people will get vaccum source pre turbo also.
The biggest question I have is...
What is the correct PCV valve to use? I know I need a one way valve and some just have a metered orifice.
What check valve should I use if I tie each valve cover together?
Thanks for the input...
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We're floatin' in the same boat... I have read, read, and read, and have yet to see a definite answer to what the best option is other than swapping to the LS6 valley cover which is out of the question for me... Have you tried searching on tech? There's tons of threads about it over there, seems like no two are the same though lol
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We're floatin' in the same boat... I have read, read, and read, and have yet to see a definite answer to what the best option is other than swapping to the LS6 valley cover which is out of the question for me... Have you tried searching on tech? There's tons of threads about it over there, seems like no two are the same though lol
Im just curious that if I tie each valve cover together then go into the can, should I pull vacuum off the turbo intake seeing its not going to be vented to atmosphere?
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