Hemicat is right, on 2004's they moved the pcv under the intake.My car also had the loop as yours did.
Hemicat is right, on 2004's they moved the pcv under the intake.My car also had the loop as yours did.I just received my catch can today. when I was looking at the engine I noticed that one of the previous owners must of
removed the PCV. There is a hose that is just looped from the outlet to the inlet.
Sure it would. There's alot more miles left in that engine yet. Every little bit helps.Would installing a catch can on my 99 vert with 71,000 miles on the clock still be worth it?
I think Rruuff ordered one from Davenport in Alberta.Where would be the best place for a decent price to purchase a good catch can? I do not imagine I could purchase one in Canada, but if so let me know. Also I'm no expert, but the catch can hemi-cat showed in his installation video was almost full with just a couple of runs on the track. Is that excessive oil getting by those piston rings? or am I wrong.
I ordered mine from Dave at RaceReady garage in Cambridge Ont. They are one of our CCF sponsors. Nice unit. Easy install. Looks good too.Thanks buddy.
I stand corrected...yet againI ordered mine from Dave at RaceReady garage in Cambridge Ont. They are one of our CCF sponsors. Nice unit. Easy install. Looks good too.
Not sure but I think it was your turn.... lol....I stand corrected...yet again
True that. Especially on direct injection engines.Catch can never hurts, any oil it pulls out is always better than leaving it in