Composite LT4 Valve Cover CCV Hose Options?
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Composite LT4 Valve Cover CCV Hose Options?
Anyone have any ideas on how/where to source a CCV hose for use with the LT4 composite valve covers? Part Number 12557604 has been discontinued, I guess I'm left with having to find a 90 degree elbow and the proper sized hose to make something myself?
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks,
Chris
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Re: Composite LT4 Valve Cover CCV Hose Options?
Mystic_350:
Perhaps one of the alternate, slightly baffled (helps keep oil from backing up and getting into the TB) fittings people use on the stock metal covers will fit. I can't remember the Fram part# and there was at least one other brand that fit. Do a thread search. The grommet end is 3/4"od and the hose is 1/2"id. I've been using some reinforced clear vinyl hose from the local Home Center for that. A "materials compatibility table" says it's fine for use with motor oil. I haven't had any problems with it. (I'll post a thread if I ever do)
Perhaps one of the alternate, slightly baffled (helps keep oil from backing up and getting into the TB) fittings people use on the stock metal covers will fit. I can't remember the Fram part# and there was at least one other brand that fit. Do a thread search. The grommet end is 3/4"od and the hose is 1/2"id. I've been using some reinforced clear vinyl hose from the local Home Center for that. A "materials compatibility table" says it's fine for use with motor oil. I haven't had any problems with it. (I'll post a thread if I ever do)
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Re: Composite LT4 Valve Cover CCV Hose Options?
Im also looking for that hose replacement. Just curious what the baffle looks like. Is it like the LT1 valve cover breather but a tiny version that just fits where the hose is located? Also, what do you do with the opening at the TB?
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Re: Composite LT4 Valve Cover CCV Hose Options?
I ended up finding the elbow locally here in NJ for a few bucks (I think they had a few in stock actually) and then I *think* I bought a stock LT1 replacement hose and cut it to fit. I can check to see if the dealership I used (McGuire Chevrolet in Bordentown NJ) has those elbows in stock still if you need.
Chris
Chris
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Re: Composite LT4 Valve Cover CCV Hose Options?
PML uses four or five different tools on a CNC machine to create a clean, leak-free hole for PCV, and i saw that on 9AppsVidMate[COLOR=#0[/COLOR] too breather or oil fill. Spot facing provides a smooth sealing surface for grommets.
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