So with our engines what's the best way to plumb a catch can?? Vented or not vented.
Do we need to keep it sucking crankcase?Well, one way you can see and smell engine oil vapors and the other way you can't.
A 505 can't be very discreet while vaping.
Neither can people.
My new catch can has arrived. I shall fit that in the next few days. I will also replace bearings in the Throttle body while that's off as there is no external seal, been using a goop of silicon but throttle return is not the best.Unless your particular catch can is severely constipated, it should NOT pressure the engine crankcase up in any way; in fact it should reduce crankcase pressure caused by normal engine blow-by (less than 100% ring seal).
If it takes a while for the revs to drop (even after you change the hoses and replace the TB bushings), have a serious look at your Throttle Position Sensor.
Disconnect the plug then touch the RED lead on the center-pin and the BLACK on either of the other (2) pins with an Ohmmeter. Then with your 3rd arm (using a wide-blade screwdriver), turn it semi-slowly back and forth.
It should be reading 100 at rest to 225 at full-throttle and have a nice linear progression up and down the scale as you turn it.
If it doesn't move smoothly up and down the scale and/or doesn't reach 225 at wide open throttle, it is buggered and needs replacing.
If it does work properly, you can forget all about this post and go back to admiring your hood emblem and catch can..
Yes I will be checking mine as well after I get the other jobs doneThese guys (and others) sell o-ring stock.
McMaster-Carr Page:
https://www.mcmaster.com/O-Ring-Cord-Stock
IF you are talking about the seal between the throttle body and the Intake Manifold.
I have the exact same under drive pulley from him, and you will notice a quicker response when you step on the gas. Best cheap gain for the money for me.Yes I will be checking mine as well after I get the other jobs done
Still waiting for Tony from JTS to reply so I can order my under drive pulley
hahaha I am lucky there was very little of anything in the inlet manifold and the hose to the intake hose is dry. Possibly because of our temperate climate. I am still glad the can is there for peace of mind. I have to wait for Tony at JTS to have some more UD Pulleys made Hope it's not too long. Are their Shifters any good?? If so I may get one of those too.Have you caught anything yet with the new catch-can?
BWAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!Have you caught anything yet with the new catch-can?
How's the knees healing, you able to leap tall buildings in a single bound yet?hahaha I am lucky there was very little of anything in the inlet manifold and the hose to the intake hose is dry. Possibly because of our temperate climate. I am still glad the can is there for peace of mind. I have to wait for Tony at JTS to have some more UD Pulleys made Hope it's not too long. Are their Shifters any good?? If so I may get one of those too.
I was digging and shoveling railway ballast yesterday, working in a gang on our steam railway. We replaced 6 sleepers. I am sore and slept real badly. Still if ya don't use it ya lose it. 10 km on ex bike 3 km walk is an everyday thing now. So getting there.How's the knees healing, you able to leap tall buildings in a single bound yet?
6 this morning and probably only 9 today. Without the AC going do I still get my 10RWHP from my UD pulley lol yeah rightWe have a temperate climate here too. 30 today; Well temperate compared to Death Valley at 54.4 yesterday.
Do you sing: "I've been workin' on the railroad, all the livelong day" ??
Just wondering ....
I think I am passed the resting phase and I need to get out there doing it. Slowly at first and suffer afterwardsAll I know about railroads is from watching "Hell on Wheels."
What you mentioned for activity doesn't sound too much like resting though.