Accent oil catch can
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Accent oil catch can
where can I connenct oil catch can.first it was connect like that,but in month a go check engine was turned on because of that
than i found someone connect it like this,but I have CAI so I don't have that hole to connect that blue line
does anyone know where that thing go,and also my OCC has vaccum pressure gauge
than i found someone connect it like this,but I have CAI so I don't have that hole to connect that blue line
does anyone know where that thing go,and also my OCC has vaccum pressure gauge
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The photos are basically useless. What is connected to where, and what is going on with the PCV valve, typed out in words so we can know what is happening
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--look picture clooser.one end is connected to PCV,and another one to Intake.that is not good because check engine is lights up,vaccum pressure gauge work.
--than I close intake hole and connect one ends to PCV and another to breather,but vaccum pressure gauge doesn' work.that working fine but when is winter filter on OCC is frozen and pulling hoses out
--than I close intake hole and connect one ends to PCV and another to breather,but vaccum pressure gauge doesn' work.that working fine but when is winter filter on OCC is frozen and pulling hoses out
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https://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/f...pcv-oil-drain/
https://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/f...age__p__150886
If you have a naturally aspirated setup, you need the PCV valve inline. Those links will give more information, please read and post again if you have further questions
https://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/f...age__p__150886
If you have a naturally aspirated setup, you need the PCV valve inline. Those links will give more information, please read and post again if you have further questions