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Old 02-15-2013, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by fc_misc View Post
I'm thinking a bulkhead on the cam cover somewhere but a t into the vent hose may work if it could look reasonable. The less hose before the check valve the better to minimize sludge and freezing in the line.

You can add a catch can inline but the vent should really be active under circumstances where you have a ccv issue as a fail safe so I can't imagine much oil getting in there. Certainly a lot less than if your ccv fails and pumps the oil pan into your intake.

I seem to recall in my honda days that people would add a catch can that was powered by the intake, so:

VC->check valve->catch can->intake

with the catch can using gravity to separate the oil down into the can vs. the intake
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