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 Post subject: ccv into exhaust
PostPosted: Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:51 am 
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the threaded hole was a kit that was pictured there and welded into the exhaust. Can't be but 30 mins max welding time and the kit cost less than $20 on summit. To me it sounds like a way better option than the open ehm or the $200 provent.


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 Post subject: provent
PostPosted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 4:57 pm 
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Ok. So i have been readin and rereadin all the info on the EHM and i have to say that i think i will spend the extra money and get the provent so i don't have the oil leakin all over the engine bay.

the problem that i am having is that i have the provent, but can't figure out how to order one. I know, i know.....i'm such a ditz! but thats not the point. if someone could point me in the right direction and give me the info i need to get one for the libby so i can stop all the oil goin into intercooler.


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 Post subject: Re: provent
PostPosted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 5:18 pm 
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kntrygurl wrote:
Ok. So i have been readin and rereadin all the info on the EHM and i have to say that i think i will spend the extra money and get the provent so i don't have the oil leakin all over the engine bay.

the problem that i am having is that i have the provent, but can't figure out how to order one. I know, i know.....i'm such a ditz! but thats not the point. if someone could point me in the right direction and give me the info i need to get one for the libby so i can stop all the oil goin into intercooler.

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Hi Knt
Why not just do the EHM. 3/4 inch hose hook to the CCV port. Run it over just behind the battery and into the frame rail.
Holes there are perfect size for the hose. Cut the hose on a slight angle like 30 degrees or so, it will at least get the slime
from the front side of the intake for now.
Plug the old CCV hose. I used a 1/2 PVC plug with a end cap and a hose clamp.
If you like it now, order your Provent or whatever you wish but at least for now you are good to go, til you decide what
route you wish to take, if any.
Just my thoughts is all

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 Post subject: Re: provent
PostPosted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 5:29 pm 
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crd liberty wrote:
kntrygurl wrote:
Ok. So i have been readin and rereadin all the info on the EHM and i have to say that i think i will spend the extra money and get the provent so i don't have the oil leakin all over the engine bay.

the problem that i am having is that i have the provent, but can't figure out how to order one. I know, i know.....i'm such a ditz! but thats not the point. if someone could point me in the right direction and give me the info i need to get one for the libby so i can stop all the oil goin into intercooler.

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Hi Knt
Why not just do the EHM. 3/4 inch hose hook to the CCV port. Run it over just behind the battery and into the frame rail.
Holes there are perfect size for the hose. Cut the hose on a slight angle like 30 degrees or so, it will at least get the slime
from the front side of the intake for now.
Plug the old CCV hose. I used a 1/2 PVC plug with a end cap and a hose clamp.
If you like it now, order your Provent or whatever you wish but at least for now you are good to go, til you decide what
route you wish to take, if any.
Just my thoughts is all

Steve


but then i will have oil drippin on the ground/frame. i wish there was a way to just add a filter to what i already got and not have to spend any money and keep all the hook ups like they are. but i haven't seen anyone post anything like that.


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I tried the EHM for about a week - didn't like the smell
my original link for Provent is dead
found this one - http://www.republicsales.com/products/filters/mannprovent.php


Edit = this was where I bought mine - Air supply (look under VW TDI's
http://www.airnowsupply.com/tdi.htm

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ATXKJ wrote:
I tried the EHM for about a week - didn't like the smell
my original link for Provent is dead
found this one - http://www.republicsales.com/products/filters/mannprovent.php



Thank You. Are you runnin the provent? or did you just hook everything back up the way it is spost to be?


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Yes I'm running the Provent - I hooked up the CCV/Turbo hose (provent goes in the middle)
however for the drain - I just put 2 ft of hose on the bottom and drain it every month of so - collects about 1 oz of oil / thousand miles.

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 Post subject: Re: provent
PostPosted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 9:00 pm 
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crd liberty wrote:
Why not just do the EHM. 3/4 inch hose hook to the CCV port. Run it over just behind the battery and into the frame rail.
Holes there are perfect size for the hose. Cut the hose on a slight angle like 30 degrees or so, it will at least get the slime
from the front side of the intake for now.
Plug the old CCV hose. I used a 1/2 PVC plug with a end cap and a hose clamp.
If you like it now, order your Provent or whatever you wish but at least for now you are good to go, til you decide what
route you wish to take, if any.
Just my thoughts is all
Steve


Isn't the crank case gas blowby acidic :?: That would be the last thing I would want in my frame rails :shock: Before Posative CCV was required I worked in a service station and saw many rusty dip sticks. One on a Ford even broke in my hand :? Talk about embarassed :oops:

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 Post subject: Provent - option
PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 12:05 am 
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Wouldn't buying a $20 (big one) air compressor filter at Lowe's be ALOT cheaper than a Provent? Just drain thne oil once a month.... 8)

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 Post subject: Re: Provent - option
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ThorCRD wrote:
Wouldn't buying a $20 (big one) air compressor filter at Lowe's be ALOT cheaper than a Provent? Just drain thne oil once a month.... 8)



Is that what you did?


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 Post subject: provent
PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 12:14 am 
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Not yet......I am just about to though???; that is why I was looking for some different opinions on it. Everything is at Lowe's, to perform the job, and it seems like it will work (like a catch can).

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 Post subject: Re: provent
PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 12:21 am 
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ThorCRD wrote:
Not yet......I am just about to though???; that is why I was looking for some different opinions on it. Everything is at Lowe's, to perform the job, and it seems like it will work (like a catch can).


if you do, please let me know how it works....i am wantin to do something that i can use the same thing i have now and have something to catch the oil.....not just blow it in the frame or under the jeep


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 Post subject: ? CCV strainer
PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:43 am 
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Any ideas on using this for a poor mans provent?
It's not my idea. Stole it from Fred's TDI group. It seems as if it is working on the TDI.
For around 20 bucks, I may give it a try.
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