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    pcv system

    This weekend im going to remove the catch tank and hoses for cleaning,im thinking of fitting an aftermarket catch tank instead of the pcv canister in a more accsessible place rather than under the inlet manifold against the block and exhausting to atmosphere with a braether instead of back into the turbo system.Has anybody already done this and are there any reasons as to why i shouldnt do it?

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    i've been thinking about doing it that way myself & removing the PCV, but not sure how it will work

    i'm thinking of the 3 engine breather outlets (pipes A, H & main pipe in C) joined up via 15mm T-pieces to the catch tank inlet, & block up the sump inlet (pipe G)


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    pedro where do you get all this info from and can u buy the cd's

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    Quote Originally Posted by p fandango View Post
    i've been thinking about doing it that way myself & removing the PCV, but not sure how it will work

    i'm thinking of the 3 engine breather outlets (pipes A, H & main pipe in C) joined up via 15mm T-pieces to the catch tank inlet, & block up the sump inlet (pipe G)

    I cant see why this idea wouldnt work?,im gonna go for it and see what happens!

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    personnly i would leave the pcv catch tank on the car and run the pipe to an external catch tank and that works ive done loads of them

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    if you leave the catch tank on which pipes are you running to it and which pipes are you running to an external tank?

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    Quote Originally Posted by t5 pete View Post
    pedro where do you get all this info from and can u buy the cd's
    just pick it up off the forums & general internet searches mate, have got Vadis but very rarely uses it. If you PM me your address i'll copy my info onto a DVD if you want mate

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    Quote Originally Posted by mhill53 View Post
    I cant see why this idea wouldnt work?,im gonna go for it and see what happens!
    let us know how it goes, i've found the T-pieces on ebay that i need but just got other jobs lined up first

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    Quote Originally Posted by mhill53 View Post
    if you leave the catch tank on which pipes are you running to it and which pipes are you running to an external tank?
    if your leaving the PCV then simply remove connection E from the air inlet to the turbo & put it to the inlet on your catch tank, have a small piece of pipe then on the catch tank outlet which you leave open to the atmosphere. Obviously you block up the hole in the turbo inlet pipe


 

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