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Old April 4th, 2009, 05:39 PM
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Question on crank case ventilation

I have a 65 cutlass with a 330. 45.000 miles, Had the upper end redone.
It is blowing oil out of the oil fill tube not much but thats
what it did before I had it done. Pvc valves did not exist then
The CVS works with original parts is connected . Is there a way
to stop this or convert it to a PCV.
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Originally Posted by Snowdog
I have a 65 cutlass with a 330. 45.000 miles, Had the upper end redone.
It is blowing oil out of the oil fill tube not much but thats
what it did before I had it done. Pvc valves did not exist then
The CVS works with original parts is connected . Is there a way
to stop this or convert it to a PCV.
Thanks
Kevin
Install a later valve cover with a grommet for the PCV valve. Plumb the valve to manifold vacuum. Be sure the breather cap is vented. Done.
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Old April 5th, 2009, 07:16 AM
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Where would it connect to the manifold?
The old CVS connects to the rear of the carb.
via a vacum line

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Originally Posted by Snowdog
Where would it connect to the manifold?
The old CVS connects to the rear of the carb.
via a vacum line
Any source that taps directly into a manifold runner or the base of the carb. Typically this would be something like the power brake attachment. If your carb has a barb fitting that is manifold vacuum, that's fine.
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'64 and '65 Cutlass had PCV valves!! PN 6420092 type 639 for V8...PN 6421971 for V6..you had me wondering there for a while, must have been a trick question.. Also the valve cover should hook into the air cleaner via a metal tube and a couple of gromets according to the parts book..

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The only hook up is from valve cover to air cleaner via a tube
with a A/C Delco part ( a little roundish piece with a flapper inside)
between the two, that part hooks to the rear base of carb.
No other holes in valve covers.
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Here is the pics

Only hole in the valve covers is the CVS.
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