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post Aug 16, 2014 - 8:46 AM
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So apparently I'm generating excess blowby. I spewed a little oil through my dipstick last night when I hit ~8.5psi.

Currently, I have PCV and Crankcase vent on the valve cover both routed into the atmosphere. I am going to connect the PCV back to how the factory intended. The only issue is it will raise my idle a bit because it will suck in "unmetered" air through the valve cover vent.

However, I was thinking about routing the valve cover breather to a catch can, and route that to the turbo. I have a catch can already, and a few feet of line. I just need to drill and tap my turbo intake for a hose fitting.


How have you turbo guys routed your PCV system?

This post has been edited by Syaoran: Aug 16, 2014 - 8:56 PM


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post Aug 16, 2014 - 8:05 PM
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They put the PCV in there for a reason. You should probably reconnect it to the intake manifold.
As for the valve cover breather, reconnect it to the intake piping before the turbo. That's where it's suppose to be.

I know there are several different reasons for both of those systems, but one of the reasons is to help bring oil up to the top of the head.
post Aug 16, 2014 - 9:09 PM
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I made a Tee off to the PCV and a Vacuum block for the BOV.

I also made a catch can with a breather. One port to the valve cover, one port to the turbo intake.

Let's see how it works. This is basically what I did. I used 5/16" hose from the breather to the catch can, and from the catch can to the turbo.

I used 11/32" hose from the tee at the intake manifold to the vacuum block, and 5/16 to the PCV. All hose connections are clamped with fuel hose clamps. May need to replace with worm gear clamps.



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post Aug 18, 2014 - 12:03 AM
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its a MAP car, you dont have to worry about "un-metered air" That only applies to a MAF car


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post Aug 18, 2014 - 8:35 AM
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Yeah, by "unmetered" I meant potential vacuum leaks.


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post Aug 22, 2014 - 9:36 AM
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This wasn't enough. Oil was coming out of the dipstick. The ~6.9mm hole in the stock breather is way too small. I put a 15mm (5/8") fitting on the valve cover and it alleviated the problem immensely.

I'm going to upgrade to 19mm (3/4") now and see how it goes. If it doesn't completely eliminate the problem, I'll make another hole in the VC.


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