Part no 0361 s4
That's right. A rear can is subject to absolute manifold pressure at all times, so both boost pressure and vacuum. Pressure is dependent on engine load and throttle opening.
I just don't like the idea of having a sight tube(usually plastic) and expect it to tolerate 1400mbar of boost.
Some one else can test a can with sight tube on the rear PCV... Good luck!![Smile](https://forum.ds3club.co.uk/core/images/smilies/smile.png)
Give the blanking caps a miss in my opinion. It will just cause excessive crankcase pressure and burning oil.
That's right. A rear can is subject to absolute manifold pressure at all times, so both boost pressure and vacuum. Pressure is dependent on engine load and throttle opening.
I just don't like the idea of having a sight tube(usually plastic) and expect it to tolerate 1400mbar of boost.
Some one else can test a can with sight tube on the rear PCV... Good luck!
![Smile](https://forum.ds3club.co.uk/core/images/smilies/smile.png)
Give the blanking caps a miss in my opinion. It will just cause excessive crankcase pressure and burning oil.
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