LNF PCV Anti-coking drain back system
11-08-2012, 02:44 AM
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you arent catching much with your MPx because it is garbage...... if you havent noticed, barely anyone catches anything in the MPx cans.. they dont work
11-08-2012, 09:27 AM
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Picture of what hoses you have left? I prefer to leave the stock hoses intact, there is a reason GM spent the money there,and the risk of a line falling off due to heat (and the underhood temps of an LNF are unbeleivably high) and potentially spraying a vaporized oil mist on the hot turbo = potential fire. That is something I would prefer to avoid.
11-08-2012, 01:09 PM
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I'm just not telling mine 
So shipping better come before she gets home or
Anyway I wrote Gloria, I'm number 2 on this ordering list, we need more so we can save some $$$$
And as requested here's the hose that was replaced on my car for the MPx Catch Can. In the first picture, the rubber hose is leading to the turbo.
And I know it's hard to see, but towards the middle of the picture below, there's where the other end went. Now I have two rubber hose(s) ???? going to the MPx Catch can on the last picture.
So shipping better come before she gets home or
Anyway I wrote Gloria, I'm number 2 on this ordering list, we need more so we can save some $$$$
And as requested here's the hose that was replaced on my car for the MPx Catch Can. In the first picture, the rubber hose is leading to the turbo.
And I know it's hard to see, but towards the middle of the picture below, there's where the other end went. Now I have two rubber hose(s) ???? going to the MPx Catch can on the last picture.
11-08-2012, 01:39 PM
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I am a guy that paid everyone to work on his car. When I had my Integra LSVTEC, everything and I mean everything was done by a shop. I never opened my hood.
As for my driving habits, I rarely go WOT and I typically keep it to the track. I'm no saint I still race here and there, but it's more often than not I'm doing the speed limit and stay out of boost.
Anyway where are the possible dangers of this?
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11-08-2012, 02:42 PM
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It's true, I don't have a clamp on that hose. I assumed since it was super snug it'd be fine. It is difficult to pull off with my own strength. It's been okay for 10,000 miles so far, but like I said in another thread, I'm probably the least car savvy person on this forum lol. I am not kidding, it took me months to muster up courage to regap my spark plugs and this year was the first year I did my own oil changes. I still don't know what a boost leak, spark blowout, knock, sound like and I pay someone to gumout my car like you guys do with seafoam
I am a guy that paid everyone to work on his car. When I had my Integra LSVTEC, everything and I mean everything was done by a shop. I never opened my hood.
As for my driving habits, I rarely go WOT and I typically keep it to the track. I'm no saint I still race here and there, but it's more often than not I'm doing the speed limit and stay out of boost.
Anyway where are the possible dangers of this?
I am a guy that paid everyone to work on his car. When I had my Integra LSVTEC, everything and I mean everything was done by a shop. I never opened my hood.
As for my driving habits, I rarely go WOT and I typically keep it to the track. I'm no saint I still race here and there, but it's more often than not I'm doing the speed limit and stay out of boost.
Anyway where are the possible dangers of this?
11-08-2012, 02:45 PM
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You're probably trying to pull it off when it's nice and cold. If you try it while it is flaming hot, you would likely have a different story. If the line pops off, you'll likely start spewing oily vapors, or at supposedly filtered vapors (since it is post catch can). You'll likely get smoking, and a small chance of a fire.
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11-08-2012, 03:00 PM
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Does anyone know the part number or what this is called so I can get a new one for this PCV Anit Coking part? If I understood correctly, I need a stock one to make it work right. As you can see I had to damage it to get it off. It took me hours to get this off.
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11-08-2012, 03:52 PM
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^^^true, and I do have a couple of spare such hoses here...so np. Next time use a small tie wrap and a couple of piks/small screwdrivers to get it off. TIP: dont tug on it. Once the 4 stainless tangs are pushed back, it slides off like a drunk on a cheap date.
