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Here are the pictures: Here is passenger side PCV inlet (fresh air) Here is where the tube crosses over to driver side and towards catch can. Here is driver side
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Here are the pictures:
Here is passenger side PCV inlet (fresh air)  Here is where the tube crosses over to driver side and towards catch can.  Here is driver side PCV inlet (fresh air).  From there the two lines are tee'd off and connect to the oil catch can (the outlet of the oil catch can).  The PCV outlets are not connected to the oil catch can and are still going from front of manifold back to the back of the manifold (vacuum).  The catch can is doing nothing. Am I wrong? |
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