Thread: Best CCV delete video I've seen on the Net for M54 BMW
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Old 10-07-2016, 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by g300d View Post
I saw some talk of using the M56 SULEV valve cover (built in serviceable CCV system) as a replacement M54 system. Sounds like a nice alternative way to do it.

The Permanent M54 CCV Delete - E46Fanatics
It is IMO the best way to do it - you get rid of VCG problems, plastic valve cover, and the external CCV (and the potential for drain tube freezing) all in one shot - More costly, but an OEM solution, and no "moisture collector" of a catch can installed too.

Once every 80k miles probably can clean it out, and be good to go. One short hose from valve cover to intake manifold air distributor and thats it.
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