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In you're photo, you have a breather filter on the left which is obviously the front PCV, what is the 2nd breather attached to ?
And if as I suspect it is the rear PCV line, are you aware of what will happen ?
That line was attached to the airbox piping on the left, the pipercross kit and the forge kit just has it plugged into the actual air filter, do you think it will cause an issue? If so let me know of if I have made an error I'll remove and go back to stock piping, few guys on French site running same set up
That line was attached to the airbox piping on the left, the pipercross kit and the forge kit just has it plugged into the actual air filter, do you think it will cause an issue? If so let me know of if I have made an error I'll remove and go back to stock piping, few guys on French site running same set up
Thank you for you're information, the issue you will suffer from, will be from the front PCV line now VTA (venting to atmosphere) through the tiny gauze filter, it won't be uncommon for you to notice an unpleasant smell of burnt oil, and once the tiny gauze filter becomes saturated with the oily deposits pushed out of the front PCV line, you will find the engine bay contaminated with these oily deposits, quite messy too.
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The other pipe comes from the fuel breather electro solenoid. Under boost conditions the valve diverts fuel vapour to here, any other time it's vented to the intake manifold.
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