Big Thanks in order!!!!! IRISH44J AND EVERYONE ELSE INVOLVED
05-16-2006, 06:55 PM
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Big Thanks in order!!!!! IRISH44J AND EVERYONE ELSE INVOLVED
A BIG THANK YOU to Irish44j and everyone else involved in the pcv blow-by unit project. I installed this mod recently and wow power is returned!!!! no more retarded timing due to bad mixture!!!! So my hat is off to all involved.THANKS AGAIN.
05-16-2006, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by mforrest100
Is this for 3.5 engines? Will I benefit since I will be swapping a VQ35 in my car or does it have to be in a 5th gen??
05-17-2006, 05:15 AM
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Originally Posted by LA02MAX
just got all my supplies today 
all i could find was the clear braided tubing, but i want to look for some high temp black tubing...it'll just make me feel better
all i could find was the clear braided tubing, but i want to look for some high temp black tubing...it'll just make me feel better
That clear hose isn't the best stuff. I used it and it got hot then Collapsed in the bends. I ran a much shorter peice than the pic, because I didn't like the look of that long hose running all over the engine area.
Advance auto parts has hose made just for the PCV valve.
I tried fuel line but it to collapsed. Even if the hose feels strong the heat kills it.
Keep in mind most of the hose people are using is designed to take pressure not vac.
05-17-2006, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by bpe383
That clear hose isn't the best stuff. I used it and it got hot then Collapsed in the bends. I ran a much shorter peice than the pic, because I didn't like the look of that long hose running all over the engine area.
Advance auto parts has hose made just for the PCV valve.
I tried fuel line but it to collapsed. Even if the hose feels strong the heat kills it.
Keep in mind most of the hose people are using is designed to take pressure not vac.
Advance auto parts has hose made just for the PCV valve.
I tried fuel line but it to collapsed. Even if the hose feels strong the heat kills it.
Keep in mind most of the hose people are using is designed to take pressure not vac.
05-17-2006, 07:48 AM
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how come when I did mine I could hear a very audible suction (or blowing don't remember which one now) noise. I inatalled everyting correctly but I could hear airflow that I couldn't hear before, and it was comming from where my pcv valve was. Is it just me? Was it the wrong hose? or is that normal?
05-17-2006, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by steven88
hope you enjoy it doc...let us know how much you collect...
05-17-2006, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by bpe383
That clear hose isn't the best stuff. I used it and it got hot then Collapsed in the bends. I ran a much shorter peice than the pic, because I didn't like the look of that long hose running all over the engine area.
Advance auto parts has hose made just for the PCV valve.
I tried fuel line but it to collapsed. Even if the hose feels strong the heat kills it.
Keep in mind most of the hose people are using is designed to take pressure not vac.
Advance auto parts has hose made just for the PCV valve.
I tried fuel line but it to collapsed. Even if the hose feels strong the heat kills it.
Keep in mind most of the hose people are using is designed to take pressure not vac.
05-17-2006, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by merovi
how come when I did mine I could hear a very audible suction (or blowing don't remember which one now) noise. I inatalled everyting correctly but I could hear airflow that I couldn't hear before, and it was comming from where my pcv valve was. Is it just me? Was it the wrong hose? or is that normal?
sounds like air is leaking from the lines, get some air line fittings to tighten the hose down ( home depot) compressor fittings section in hardware. see if that works
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