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Old 11-06-2012, 12:54 AM   #11
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Re: Barn raising

CarJax yes it does mess with the mixture but it is mostly crankcase gasses not motor oil. After a while the gasses will condense and become little drips of oil on the outside of the breather. I have the PCV hooked up on the drivers side and need to drill a hole and thread a barbed nipple into the second breather. As C10 said it goes into the spacer underneath the air cleaner. When I did not have any positive flow hooked up and it was just a passive breather system I did notice that it did not stink as much. The newer vehcicles utilize a catalytic converter to burn off the stinky exhaust gasses.
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