How to Plug PCV Nipple on GSR intake manifold?
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How to Plug PCV Nipple on GSR intake manifold?
Gonna be boosted soon. stock PCV system is getting ditched for an open loop catch can setup. So the vac line for the pcv valve needs to be plugged
This is a stock GSR IM meaning the nipple is in a bad spot (underneath the IM)
Whats the best way to plug it? What do i need? How has everyone else done this?
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This is a stock GSR IM meaning the nipple is in a bad spot (underneath the IM)
Whats the best way to plug it? What do i need? How has everyone else done this?
Thanks...
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no sure exactly what youre referring to but...
the port on the intake manifold is a great source for vacuum/boost
the port coming of the black breather box can be ran to a catch can or just left open to vent(oil mist will escape into the atmosphere)
the port on the intake manifold is a great source for vacuum/boost
the port coming of the black breather box can be ran to a catch can or just left open to vent(oil mist will escape into the atmosphere)
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Re: (99B16Si)
Black breather box is long gone. currently running a closed loop endyn catchcan setup
I'm referring to the port / nipple under the GSR IM which acts as a vacuum source for the PCV valve.
I have a GE vacuum manifold. So i really don't need this as a vac source.
Should i maybe route the vac manifold to this port instead of teeing into the brake booster line?
i'd rather plug it honestly.
I'm referring to the port / nipple under the GSR IM which acts as a vacuum source for the PCV valve.
I have a GE vacuum manifold. So i really don't need this as a vac source.
Should i maybe route the vac manifold to this port instead of teeing into the brake booster line?
i'd rather plug it honestly.
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now we're getting somewhere
what exactly is a vacuum cap? got a link for a pic or something?
Also, will it hold once theres positive pressure in the mani or will it get blown out?
what exactly is a vacuum cap? got a link for a pic or something?
Also, will it hold once theres positive pressure in the mani or will it get blown out?
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Any nipples that weren't used, I ripped out, and tapped it for NPT plugs and voila. Place some crome plugs in and blends right in. This way, Ic an still use them if I need them in the future.
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Re: (99B16Si)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 99B16Si »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">its made out of the same thing as vacuum line but one side is closed. all u do is put a clamp over it any autoparts store will have them</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: (riceball777)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by riceball777 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i just cut the hose and put a bolt in the hose and clamp it </TD></TR></TABLE>
lol ghetto but it works...
i like the idea of using the PCV hole as the main source for your vacuum box... just not too sure if it has enough pressure (as opposed to the brake booster)
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Re: (jdmsiR20)
Yeah i think i'm gonna just plug it and use the brake booster
thanks for the pic. I'll have to pull the bracket from under the IM to do it but thats what i'm looking for
thanks for the pic. I'll have to pull the bracket from under the IM to do it but thats what i'm looking for
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