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Old 10-07-2012, 10:00 PM
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yes! without one you are boosting the crank case, i have an upgraded one in the stock location from a ford turbo t-bird..

i have the part number posted in my build thread

https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...thread-504600/
Is that what causes the turbo to get hotter than usual? And perhaps undetified smoke coming off the engine? Because that's what happened after I connected the cold pipes.
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do you have the passenger side valve cover vented, and your throttle body capped off?
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Old 10-07-2012, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Chevy_King1500
do you have the passenger side valve cover vented, and your throttle body capped off?
No, everything is as it was when N/A besides cam stuff, LS9 gaskets, and head studs. Throttle has a hose that connects to the passengers cover right behind the oil fill neck.
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that right there is where you probably have oil coming thru, pull the hose off and check it. then vent the valve cover, cap of the throttle body, and get an upgraded pcv/check valve for the driver side valve cover
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Originally Posted by Chevy_King1500
that right there is where you probably have oil coming thru, pull the hose off and check it. then vent the valve cover, cap of the throttle body, and get an upgraded pcv/check valve for the driver side valve cover
Ok so leave the hose off? And by uncapping the TB are you referring to that green cap above it? How exactly do I vent the valve cover? And for that upgraded PCV, can it be found at any auto parts store? Sorry for all these questions lol
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to vent the valve cover you can run a hose to your intake or just put a breather on it, cap the port where that hose runs to on your throttle body
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Originally Posted by Chevy_King1500
to vent the valve cover you can run a hose to your intake or just put a breather on it, cap the port where that hose runs to on your throttle body
Can I just leave my oil cap open an put a small filter on it? Do I also cover the port that connected from the TB to the valve cover?
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Originally Posted by Chevy_King1500
to vent the valve cover you can run a hose to your intake or just put a breather on it, cap the port where that hose runs to on your throttle body
And from what vehicle did you get your PCV valve from? Looked through your thread an didn't find the part #. So I went ahead and bought a stock one for now
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ev-127a motor craft, got mine off amazon
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Originally Posted by Chevy_King1500
, cap the port where that hose runs to on your throttle body
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Do I also cover the port that connected from the TB to the valve cover?
yes.. i just put a 3/8" hoseon it and put a 3/8" bolt in the other side
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