He means to basically unhook the pcv lines to where it is more of a breather line. Basically vent the inside of the motor so it doesn't build a lot of pressure in there.
hmmm lol dumb question and I already know the answer but I unhooked it and the son-o-bitch stoped smokeing out the breather after like 2 minutes of running...I just left the line open and hooked the BOV to that spot....
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nevermind lol, once it got oil pushed back through it started smoking out the tail pipe. It goes away but I don't like it so I shall pull the motor soon and do a6 bottom and y7 head
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90-4G-ZC-T;13923 wrote:where the oil sending unit was why do you ask
i was just making sure...some people try to come off the oil filter but with bad luck. end up pushing oil through the seals of the turbo making their car smoke
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pushing oil through the seals? the only pressure there is from the pump, it shouldn't go past any seals cause that line only has so much pressure going through it and it isn't alot.
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the oil feed line can have a decent amount of pressure. I think the seals he is talking about are the seals in the turbo. If oil backs up (usually because of a bad oil return setup) it will push the oil in the CHRA past the seals.....into the downpipe and/or compressor side. Some hondas can see 60-85 psi of oil pressure up in the higher rpm range.