CCV Into The Exhaust?
#1
CCV Into The Exhaust?
I tried a couple of different routes with this. I am wondering about going to the exhaust?
I don't want more problems and try to gain less headaches down the road. I am wondering if you run it to the exhaust what are the issues with doing this. I did searching on this all last night and just wondering why more people don't do this? Is this good or bad.
I just want the smell and oil leaks gone......
thanks
I don't want more problems and try to gain less headaches down the road. I am wondering if you run it to the exhaust what are the issues with doing this. I did searching on this all last night and just wondering why more people don't do this? Is this good or bad.
I just want the smell and oil leaks gone......
thanks
#3
I have thought of this myself and I see no reason to not do this................my thoughts was to tap into the downpipe right after it goes horizontal down by the bell housing...........my point here is ya would want the ccv to drain and not trap liquids.......very important not to trap here
#4
crank case vent
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right I agree I would just put it in the middle of that pipe so it could drain downward. I was hoping that someone already ran one of these to help us out....
Who knows what to do what to do......
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I have thought of this myself and I see no reason to not do this................my thoughts was to tap into the downpipe right after it goes horizontal down by the bell housing...........my point here is ya would want the ccv to drain and not trap liquids.......very important not to trap here
Who knows what to do what to do......
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why dont you just run it into the intake. that what most cars do. that way all of the oil and such gets burnt up in the engine and the smell and oil leaks are stopped. this way you dont have to worry about exhaust feeding into the crank case and blowing seals and such. but if your set on running it into the exhaust youll have to put some sort of one way valve on it
#8
i'd actually tap into the pipe with a "miter" shaped tube; long side facing exhaust flow. this way the exhaust rushing past it will actually act as a siphon; only other problem is the possibility of the exhaust back feeding into the crank case i would think... just run straight pipe
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