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Old 02-19-2019, 08:56 AM   #1
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Bump for the same question! I need baffles or something in mine so it quits pulling oil out!
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Yeah, dont need the whole valve cover unless it is the one with the baffles inside.
Have you had a read through the oil catch/blowby thread? Lots of great info in there.
The fitting itself does not have any baffling. There is a little restrictor pressed into the middle of the rear hose between that fitting and the factory catch can. If you don't have the original hose then i'd bet you also don't have that restrictor in the hose.
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There is a little restrictor pressed into the middle of the rear hose between that fitting and the factory catch can. If you don't have the original hose then i'd bet you also don't have that restrictor in the hose.
I didn't realize this- good info! I just picked up all of the factory hoses for the catch can recently. I'll have to look at it more closely.
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I didn't realize this- good info! I just picked up all of the factory hoses for the catch can recently. I'll have to look at it more closely.
Yeah its actually in the hose that is on the right side from the air oil separator. So you will ALSO need the black square canister coming off the block breather... So you would need both those original pieces to really work. Else stuff is just going to blow through that hose all day.
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