How to add proper crankcase ventilation.
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- čas přidán 13. 10. 2022
- How to add baffles for proper crankcase ventilation. Proper crankcase ventilation is just as important to your engine as is oxygen for your lungs.
In this video I will explain why you need this and show you how to install proper crankcase ventilation.
As always, thank you for watching and I welcome your questions and comments.
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Danny, I have always admired your skill and remain absolutely fascinated with all your videos and everything you do. Take care of yourself and Shop Mom. 🍻
Thank you so much!
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Great advice! I second that.
Great Lesson Thanks Danny
Hello Danny great advice on crankcase ventilation Wishing you and your family well Take Care
Can’t wait to see it grandpa!
There nice covers 😊
I would not use self-tapping sheet metal screws on the underside. I don't trust screws I would use pop rivets drill 1/8 inch blind hole and pop rivet it. It will never come out.
Great video,thanks for sharing your skills
How many miles would say change the valve &filter? 🇺🇸Thanks
Check every 3000 miles and replace as neeed. Back in the day we would clean the filter and clean and check the pcv valve.
whats your thoughts about the wagner dual flow pcv?
Wicked vid, fun editing too. 7:25 ~”pads”~
My ford 390 eats oil on the downhill, been meaning to revamp my pcv system. Apart from adding a baffle, I might change my vacuum source.
Is it better to source vacuum for pcv at the carb or the ford pcv carb spacer?
My engine’s original carb didn’t have a pcv nipple and ford used the vacuum source on a carb spacer.
My new carb has a pcv nipple on the carb itself and I wonder if I should pull vacuum for the pcv off the carb itself instead of the stock carb spacer vacuum source a couple inches below the carb.
Those phenolic spacers are hard to come by, if it’s not cracked use it for heat transfer. Either of the two will pull good vacuum. I just don’t like to pull vacuum from one individual intake, port, or runner.
I have a mustang an when I go fast oil burns thru the exhaust it has a baffle toward rear of car. Help
Do you have stock valve covers or after market ones?
After market aluminum
Drivers side front breather passenger side its in rear
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Hmmm! Normally I just roll the window down when leaving the Taco Drive Thru.🏪 Keeps the passengers happy. Proper ventilation? Not sure... Guess I'll find out Friday.
Funny,see you Friday.