Pcv (crank case pressure)

Pmhearns · 04-23-2017, 10:48 AM

Does anyone run a pod filter? Im in tbe procress of converting over and i realized that the hose is from the crank case to the intake box. So that means the crank case pressure is being pulled from the case by tue vacuum created thekigh the intake. If i pull that out and just put a breather on the case (like i have seen in multiple photos) it will still relieve itslef of pressure??

spldart · 04-23-2017, 04:23 PM

Routing the pvc line to the breather box is a form of emission control.
I had once did k-n filters on a kawasaki and fab'd vacumm lines to still allow crankcase
gasses to get burnt.
But simply... It's not necessary. A simple filter to keep dirt from getting into the crankcase
and allow gasses to expand out is all that is really necessary for operation.
However...
If you do that.
In behest of the recent passage of earthday...
naughty naughty!
XD

Pmhearns · 04-27-2017, 01:18 PM

Shhhhhh... what mama dont know wont hurt her

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Pmhearns Member Join Date: Jan 2017 Posts: 54	Pcv (crank case pressure) Does anyone run a pod filter? Im in tbe procress of converting over and i realized that the hose is from the crank case to the intake box. So that means the crank case pressure is being pulled from the case by tue vacuum created thekigh the intake. If i pull that out and just put a breather on the case (like i have seen in multiple photos) it will still relieve itslef of pressure?? Login or Register to Remove Ads
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04-23-2017, 04:23 PM	#2
spldart Senior Member Join Date: May 2015 Location: Stafford, Texas Posts: 604	Routing the pvc line to the breather box is a form of emission control. I had once did k-n filters on a kawasaki and fab'd vacumm lines to still allow crankcase gasses to get burnt. But simply... It's not necessary. A simple filter to keep dirt from getting into the crankcase and allow gasses to expand out is all that is really necessary for operation. However... If you do that. In behest of the recent passage of earthday... naughty naughty! XD
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