Hey guys can you please post some pics of how you ran your PCV valve with you AEBS IM? I am not following how you can redirrect the hose to the back of the IM and still keep the Vapors flowing up?
Thanks in advance
oh and YES I did search and found nothing!

 

everyone looks and No one knows?

 

when i installed mine a while back its was just the same as the stock IM
what problems are you having?

 

well the inlet pipe is on the back of the IM not the front like stock

 

up for the afternoon crowd

 

The AEBS is better for FI applications - or big bore NA - not the B18C5

Try the F/I forum b/c there are very few people here using that IM

 

I had the same problem .. I don't know if this is the correct solution but I bought 24" of vacuum line and ran it from the PCV to one of the nipples in the rear of the AEBS.. There's probably a more elegant way of doing this but I was little short on time... Here is a pic .. not the best pic for this illustration but I hope it helps ..

 

Remove the PCV hose A and nipple that goes from the oil separator box to PCV valve. Place the PCV valve into the grommet on top of the oil separator box. Then route the 3/8" hose underneath and to the back of the AEBS manifold.

The PCV pathway does not need any sort of up or down flowing orientation to work properly. The flow is pressure differential driven by the vacuum naturally created by the engine pumping.

 

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This is EXACTLY what I was thinking when I said there was a more elegant way to do this

 

wouldn't this make it a pain to change the pcv valve if needed?

 

nope it actually makes it a little easier to get to
wow this thread is old

 

yea, the wonders of the search button.