I posted here a couple days ago: http://forums.vintage-mustang.com/showtopic.php?tid/1478772/post/1809182/hl//fromsearch/1/
I have a 65, with a 200 6. It has a road draft tube and a breather oil filler cap, no pcv. What I would like to do is add a pcv to prevent the small amount of blowby coming out of the breather cap at idle.
I have tried to find a picture of the intake manifold/carb of a six with a PCV system, but have had no luck. I am looking for the exact location in the carb spacer and/or intake manifold where the pcv hose connects. On my Intake manifold, there is this strange thing that looks like a broken plug about an inch long coming out of it, I am wondering if that was the original place for the PCV hose and if someone has added a non-pcv valve cover. I have added the oil filler cap with the nipple, and then attached rubber hose and allowed that to go to the entrance of the air cleaner assembly, so that most of the blowby goes into the air cleaner, but during idle when there is not as much vacuum, it does not all go into the air cleaner assembly.
So, can anyone take a picture for me of their carb/intake manifold that shows the pcv hose connected to it?
As a thank you, I will send that person a picture as well, of my adorable dog, Bristol. It's a really good deal. Or I can send you a picture of my cat, Darlington, inside my china cabinet. Either one, your pick
I have a 65, with a 200 6. It has a road draft tube and a breather oil filler cap, no pcv. What I would like to do is add a pcv to prevent the small amount of blowby coming out of the breather cap at idle.
I have tried to find a picture of the intake manifold/carb of a six with a PCV system, but have had no luck. I am looking for the exact location in the carb spacer and/or intake manifold where the pcv hose connects. On my Intake manifold, there is this strange thing that looks like a broken plug about an inch long coming out of it, I am wondering if that was the original place for the PCV hose and if someone has added a non-pcv valve cover. I have added the oil filler cap with the nipple, and then attached rubber hose and allowed that to go to the entrance of the air cleaner assembly, so that most of the blowby goes into the air cleaner, but during idle when there is not as much vacuum, it does not all go into the air cleaner assembly.
So, can anyone take a picture for me of their carb/intake manifold that shows the pcv hose connected to it?
As a thank you, I will send that person a picture as well, of my adorable dog, Bristol. It's a really good deal. Or I can send you a picture of my cat, Darlington, inside my china cabinet. Either one, your pick