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    Thread: PCV Routing

    1. #1
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      PCV Routing

      I spent the last hour searching this website and the internet and I think I'm more confused now than I was when I started. Basically where should the tube I'm pointing to with the screwdriver be hooked to? Somewhere on the air intake between the air filter and throttle body?

      Also, my rear drivers side port is capped. Is that correct?



      its for a LS3



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      You tee the two valve cover ports together and then connect them to a port you add to your intake tube between the MAF and throttle body. That way the fresh air is metered by the MAF.

      Don
      1969 Camaro - LSA 6L90E AME sub/IRS
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      That port goes to the air intake tube (after maf, as mentioned) or throttle body port (if one exists , on a DBC TB, but yours is a DBW TB, so would be air intake tube)
      see pics

      hope this helps

      Jeff

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      What is that last picture of? Off road buggy?

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      Quote Originally Posted by Peter Mc Mahon View Post
      What is that last picture of? Off road buggy?
      Peter,

      Yes, that a pic of our new Desert Dynamics dual sport sand rail, that I just finished building

      Thanks, Jeff

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      I got it all put in today. Thanks for the advice!

      Those are definitely some nice rides you have there!




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