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Old 07-29-2006, 05:50 PM
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Is there someway to measure how much pressure the blowby is creating and if that is out of norm?
An easy way to check is to cover the rear hole with a gasket (with the vent on top) and install a breather in the opposite valve cover.

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Was thinking of intalling another PCV in the driver valve cover...
Forgetaboutit. A PCV is a controlled air leak; one is plenty.

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Also wondering if I just need a better filtering system on that rear breather to keep the oil in the crankcase...
I tried several types of filters in my rear vent; nothing worked for me. Gessford Machine (and others) sell and install the rear vent systems, so I'm sure they know how to make them work; it was just easier for me to use the valve cover.
Again, just my 2 cents...

Dan
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