Another crankcase ventilation ?
#1
Another crankcase ventilation ?
I took my original oil cap off a few years ago. I put a push in type Edelbrock Breather type of part in its place. Its vented, is this OK or should I be putting the original oil cap on the oil fill tube? Will it hurt anything leaving the push in breather in its place?
Thanks
Eric
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Eric
#3
Thanks Copper!! I wipe some oil residue off around the bottom of it each time I decide to clean the other chrome engine parts. Good to hear it isn't an issue so I'll leave it on.
Cheers
Eric
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Eric
#5
I didn't know it would have an effect on things.
#6
I run no pcv. If you are going for stock what old cutlass said is fine. Many guys plug the oil filler tube with a freeze plug. Very common. But many guys also run breathers on em. . Just depends what your taste and use is.
#7
I will plug it up. It sounds like the I have too much ventilation haha. My taste is chrome, but the chrome oil fill caps don't do it for me. I'll silicone the Edelbrock breather up, won't see the silicone anyway.
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#8
Not sure you can have too much ventilation. These old motors do have a lot of "blowby".
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Put-er-ther guys!! Thanks for the advice. I smeared some silicone on the vent holes under that breather, also in the centre hole. So I'd say ther is not ventilation getting in through my oil fill pipe now.
I also put the ground wire back on from the fire wall to the block that I took off a couple years ago lol, thanks Oldcutlass for the advice on that one too!!.
Cheers
Eric
I also put the ground wire back on from the fire wall to the block that I took off a couple years ago lol, thanks Oldcutlass for the advice on that one too!!.
Cheers
Eric
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