[s-cars] Re: CCV

[QSHIPQ at aol.com]

Sure there is, by definition.  You put vacuum on the CCV system, you got oil 
coming thru the vacuum.  It's in the form of vapor, the definition of CCV and 
PCV.  

If you want no oil in the system, you need to vent to atmosphere, or to 
exhaust.  Remember a CIS car CCV system is EXACTLY as you describe Hap, and it IS a 
wet oil CCV system by definition.

The normal procedure for CCV is to vent to atmosphere thru a filter.  Kinda 
stinky, but keeps oil out.  Not sure how yours CCV is different from "stock", 
maybe you could enlighten me.   Maybe we need to understand what CCV is and how 
it works?

Scott "confused as always, a lower altitude thing" Justusson

In a message dated 12/6/2003 9:59:33 AM Central Standard Time, 
CaptMagu at aol.com writes:
Scott

Let me make this perfectly clear. The VENT runs to the turbo inlet. There is 
no oil coming through that VENT.

Hap, clearin the rarified air in Everboost, Maguire