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#1226063 07/18/2017 1:56 PM
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I tried the PCV in the road draft plug on the block, doesn't work so well as I now have oil in the intake. I have purchased a used road breather and plan on plugging the end off and installing the PCV in the top of the breather as others advised I should from the start. My bad, but now I am curious if the road breather was painted to the original color grey of the engine or painted black?


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The road draft tube was painted black.




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What PCV valve did you use? I've been considering trying this and from what I've read the valve has to be right for the engine.

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Inside the top of the tube is a smaller one, offset with some holes in one side. This represents a circular baffle and the path to the downward part of the tube is through the holes. I installed a piece of pipe that blocked off the holes. I then installed my PCV in the top cover. the lower piece is completely blocked off. This system works perfectly for me.


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Did you check to see if your breather baffle plate is missing inside the block?

Also, be sure to clean that old breather out- mine was totally blocked when I removed it- air would not pass in either direction.


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