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Old Yesterday, 08:22 PM   #1
dsraven
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Re: Eliminate draft tube options

the pcv valve also does not need to be right at the engine, it could be spaced off the engine a little so any oil drawn up could possibly also drip back before it is sucked into the pcv. a larger tube or hose from the engine to the pcv would help the air in that area to move at a slower pace so oil could be "dropped out" before getting sucked up. same theory as a catch can really.
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