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  1. #1
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    cai install : pcv

    just bought cai for ek4

    everything is done except for connection to PCV.

    can somebody tell/show me please?

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    What do you need to know?

    What make is your new CAI?

    If you have installed a new CAI you need to plumb in the rocker cover breather to the new intake arm, the same way the stock setup was previously. There should be a hole ready to accept this. Everything else in the PCV system will remain untouched.

    Theres been a lot of talk about the PCV system. Please search and you'll find a lot of info.
    Deano.

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    thanks for the quick response.

    i've got the injen cai from jdmyard.

    the stock setup didn't have that hose connected so i couldn't just follow it.

    tried searching "pcv" but nothing comes up.

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    take a picture of ure engine bay..there shouldve been a little hose into ure stock intake piping. and to the rocker cover head.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jim57a View Post
    thanks for the quick response.

    i've got the injen cai from jdmyard.

    the stock setup didn't have that hose connected so i couldn't just follow it.

    tried searching "pcv" but nothing comes up.
    The Injen intakes have the small hole in the piping near the Throttle Body end. You need to run a pipe from the rocker cover breather (next to oil filler cap) to this small hole in the Injen pipe.
    Deano.

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