[DML] Re: PCV valve failure [was: Unprotected DeLorean Ignition Circuit]
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[DML] Re: PCV valve failure [was: Unprotected DeLorean Ignition Circuit]
- From: "bitsyncmater" <david.mckeen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 13:34:54 -0000
I think a PCV valve is not a check valve but a controlled volume
(like an orifice). If you use to much vacuum flow you will never get
your idle speed down to 750 RPM. (Just like other vacuum leaks)
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Martin Gutkowski <martin@...> wrote:
>
>
> Just thought I'd share how the later Renault Turbo engines are set
up.
>
> The early turbo engines have a breather with two ports - and some
are
> nothing more than a cap, others have the gauze in them like the
DeLorean
> one The smaller hose goes again to a deliberate "leak" of approx
1/8"
> diameter straight into the intake manfiold but crucially via a non
> return valve. The larger vent hose goes via a catch tank which has
a
> drain hose dropping back into the crank case, and a breather to the
> "clean" side of the air filter upstream of the turbo. The catch
tanks
> were notorious for splitting and later engines had a single large
> breather hose which was plumbed very simply into the clean side of
the
> air filter upstream of the turbo. This is how I set up my single
turbo
> DeLorean engines.
>
> Rich Johnstone's twin turbo (an Island kit recycled onto a Renault
2.5
> engine) has its air filters directly on the turbos, so we used a
> standard DeLorean breather and plumbed it into the intake manifold
via a
> non return valve, and put a breather filter on the large barb. This
> means it only vents crank case fumes to the air when under boost.
> Experience showed that without any form of recirculation, it would
chuck
> out the most when on overrun immediately after lifting off.
>
> Martin
>
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