Do you need a PCV valve?
Do you need a PCV valve?
Does the IS200 need the PCV valve, or can I just vent to atmosphere with a breather filter installed?
If it is ok to run without, will I then have to plug the pipe going into the inlet tract?
speedfreek
10-07-2019, 04:24 PM #1Hi guys,
Does the IS200 need the PCV valve, or can I just vent to atmosphere with a breather filter installed?
If it is ok to run without, will I then have to plug the pipe going into the inlet tract?
I think if you intend to remove it, you should have it go to a catch can, which is then in turn vented to atmos.
I don't think you 'need' one as such considering many boosted IS300 peeps have removed them entirely without ill effect. But I certainly wouldn't put a breather on the end as any oil will just back up in the filter.
I think if you intend to remove it, you should have it go to a catch can, which is then in turn vented to atmos.
I had mine plumbed into my induction kit, and it dumped a load of oil into the back of my charger! Catch can is the way to go.
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I had mine plumbed into my induction kit, and it dumped a load of oil into the back of my charger! Catch can is the way to go.
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to the above............none dont see why you remove this...
TTE supercharger,pr0lex manifold,hks fcd,larger intercooler,apexi induction kit,silicone hose kit,IK22's,polished engine parts,TTE front bumper mod'd for intercooler,TRD side skirts,TRD rear lip,JDM headlights and fogs,10k hid headlights 8k full beam,L8XSS p/plate,fog/brake/light conversion,18"fox rs's,lowered 90mm(f)100mm®,moleys under bars,yellow trd anti rollbars,full stainless exhaust,carbon fiber intake plus so much more
Experience from other cars lead me to believe what has been suggested already, but I just needed confirmation really
Thanks again all.
speedfreek
10-07-2019, 06:44 PM #8No specific performance benefit guys, it's a purely cosmetic thing.
Experience from other cars lead me to believe what has been suggested already, but I just needed confirmation really
Thanks again all.
ormi to the above............none dont see why you remove this...
Ormi, yours is plumbed like mine was, do you not find oil is pushed into the induction kit and into the intake of the charger? I don't know that this causes any real problems? But I didn't like the look of it!
ad: It was a tough call to make, but the Supercharged IS200 is being retired. ad:ormi to the above............none dont see why you remove this...
Ormi, yours is plumbed like mine was, do you not find oil is pushed into the induction kit and into the intake of the charger? I don't know that this causes any real problems? But I didn't like the look of it!
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Compressing oil can never be a good thing I don't think. I suppose it might not be _so_bad for the TTE Chargers as they are twin screw type aren't they? it's more damaging to impeller driven compressors where the oil can be enough to damage the fins when they're spinning at a billion RPMs
Stoney Ormi, yours is plumbed like mine was, do you not find oil is pushed into the induction kit and into the intake of the charger? I don't know that this causes any real problems? But I didn't like the look of it!
Compressing oil can never be a good thing I don't think. I suppose it might not be _so_bad for the TTE Chargers as they are twin screw type aren't they? it's more damaging to impeller driven compressors where the oil can be enough to damage the fins when they're spinning at a billion RPMs
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