Are These Tubes Necessary?
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Are These Tubes Necessary?
I`ve seen other sohc`s without these tubes. I was wondering, will I cause any damage or issues if I removed it? It`s an older pic, please don`t flame lol.
I`m talking about the ones circled in white:
I know not tech related, but I just want to get an answer or two before you lock it.
I`m talking about the ones circled in white:
I know not tech related, but I just want to get an answer or two before you lock it.
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Re: Are These Tubes Necessary?
you can get rid of the metal tubes and replace with rubber..
the one the goes from the inlet maifold to the IACV is coolant
as above replace with just rubber hose to get rid of the metal tube if you want
the one that comes from the Valve cover to intake tube is a breather
(can go to a catch can but if stock not worth it)
the one the goes from the inlet maifold to the IACV is coolant
as above replace with just rubber hose to get rid of the metal tube if you want
the one that comes from the Valve cover to intake tube is a breather
(can go to a catch can but if stock not worth it)
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Re: Are These Tubes Necessary?
How would I go about eliminating the breather tube? Block it off with a rubber plug?
And the one that goes from the IACV to the inlet mani, I can just get a rubber tube of the same diameter?
And the one that goes from the IACV to the inlet mani, I can just get a rubber tube of the same diameter?
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Re: Are These Tubes Necessary?
You could cap them off, but then there would be no where for the air to go (mostly important for the valve cover, not sure if you're even concerned about that). Back in the day we used to put little breather filters on them.
As for the coolant tube you can try to locate some sort of preformed line at your local parts store, otherwise generic straight tube will work but will kink at harsh angles.
As for the coolant tube you can try to locate some sort of preformed line at your local parts store, otherwise generic straight tube will work but will kink at harsh angles.
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Re: Are These Tubes Necessary?
why would you guys cap off the breather on the valve cover, thats how engine build up will start and motor wont be able to breath!!!
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Re: Are These Tubes Necessary?
But glad I know about that. Just wasn`t sure if there were any issues in me removing it.
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